The Perfect Husband Playbook

Summary

I married Alexander Knight in a whirlwind.

He was a handsome man, but he only ever described himself as "self-employed." As a financial analyst earning a six-figure salary, my friends were convinced I'd been utterly deluded, marrying a man with no apparent steady job.

Then one day, tucked away in his study drawer, I found a printed booklet titled: The Perfect Husband Playbook.

It meticulously detailed my likes, my dislikes, and even strategies for various scenarios. For instance, flowers for our anniversary shouldn't cost more than $300, so I wouldn't grow suspicious.