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Maybe they were right to worry. I had inherited a comfortable life—a townhouse in the city, two healthy savings accounts, and a beachfront home in Malibu. But Ethan never asked for anything. He cooked, cleaned, massaged my aching back, and called me “baby girl.”
Every night, before bed, he’d hand me a cup of warm water laced with honey and chamomile. “Drink it all, sweetheart,” he’d whisper. “It’ll help you sleep. I can’t rest unless you do.”
A Perfect Marriage — Or So I Thought
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