Then Mark said something that made my heart slam against my ribs.
“She’ll never put it together. Especially now.”
Lydia leaned forward. “Good. Because if she ever does, we’re finished.”
The cab went quiet.
When I dropped them off, Mark tossed cash onto the seat.
“Keep the change.”
I smiled into the mirror. “Have a good night.”
They walked away.
I stayed in the car, shaking.
Because in that moment, I understood something terrifying and clarifying all at once:
My divorce hadn’t just been unfair.
It had been designed that way.