My husband was a doctor at the very hospital where I spent an entire month fighting for my life—and during all that time, he never visited me.

She took one look at my thin, exhausted face and shot out of her chair.

“Clara! My God, what happened to you?”

“I need you to draft divorce papers,” I said evenly.

Sarah initially assumed illness and anger were driving me.

Then I put my tablet on her desk and showed her the timeline, system logs, and protocol.

I wasn’t interested in revenge or taking Marcus’s assets. We had no children. I proposed dividing the equity in our marital home equally while keeping our individual accounts, cars, and personal belongings