After the Crash, My Wife Chose Her Childhood Friend—So I Divorced Her

After the Crash, My Wife Chose Her Childhood Friend—So I Divorced Her

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When I got into a delivery accident, my wife, Zoe, was with her childhood friend Ethan, taking his child to the doctor.

I called her and begged her to come take care of me, but she refused without hesitation: “You’re an adult. Can’t you take care of yourself? Ethan’s kid is still little and needs a woman with him. Stop trying to play the victim.

“How much can you even make delivering food? You’d be better off finding another job.”

She never showed up during the week I was in the hospital.

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