My Husband Gave Me a Black Banking Card and $120 Million So He Could Marry His Secretary—I Signed Without a Word…

“I bought a movie ticket for seven.”

“Are you going alone?”

I smiled.

“Watch me.”

At six, the office lights began switching off.

For once, I was not the final person to leave.

Our receptionist checked the doors and called after me.

“Claire, if you remain another five minutes, I will be forced to record unauthorized overtime.”

I took my coat.

My gray notebook remained on an open shelf in my office.

It was not locked in a safe.

It was not displayed as a monument to my suffering.

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