"What's happened to you?" he asked, without looking her way, while avoiding the gray. If he knew what she knew about herself he wouldn't have to ask for the first time. If he'd taken a moment to know the person he'd married, he'd see her present and not her past. The question he was asking, the one he avoided about himself, was the first and last. ©July 2019, March 2023 Christina Anne Hawthorne
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