Because you had not only packed your clothes.
You had packed the silence he thought belonged to him. You had packed three years of receipts, screenshots, charge alerts, and the ugly little patterns that only become visible when a woman stops trying to save the marriage and starts trying to survive it. You had packed the metal box he called his tools, because by the time Diego smirked from the couch and told you to leave it alone, you already knew men who speak too casually about a box are usually guarding something heavier than wrenches.
