Dirty Forever (The Dirty Suburbs #8)

People assume that my marriage is over. They’re wrong.

Daniel

She kicked me out. She changed the locks. She had me served with those damn divorce papers.

But if Grace Monroe-Trotten thinks she’s getting rid of me that easy, she’s mistaken. She doesn’t know the lengths I’d go to for her. I’m not giving up on my wife, on my son, on my marriage.

I’ve changed. And a real man isn’t scared to jump through hoops (wearing ridiculous men's yoga pants) to prove it.

One of us has to be the bigger person. I guess that’s gonna have to be me.

Gracie

I am so done with Daniel Trotten.

He’s arrogant. He’s selfish. He’s hurt me too many times.

I don’t care that he looks damn good jumping through hoops in those ridiculous men's yoga pants. Yes, he's still as sexy as the day I met him and my body still reacts to his in visceral ways but my heart can’t handle the blows anymore. I’m sick of crying myself to sleep. And I hate that dejected look on his face every time he comes to pick up our son for the weekend.

We’ve both suffered long enough. It’s time to end this madness.

One of us has to be the bad guy. I guess it’s gonna have to be me.

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