The Ledger of Her Betrayal
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Summary
My wife, Cecelia, had an obsession with ledgers: she refused to owe anyone a single thing.
When our childhood friend Dylan bought her a two-dollar convenience-store iced tea on a sweltering afternoon, she immediately went to Cartier and bought him a platinum diamond ring worth six figures to settle the score.
When Dylan handed her a childish, handmade plastic keychain he’d strung together, she gave him a brand-new Mercedes.
When Dylan gave her a casual lift across town, Cecelia woke up early every single morning for a month—through torrential rain and freezing sleet—just to chauffeur him…