Dead Husbands Do Not Deal Cards
Language: en
Since my second chance at life, I ignored every single one of Michelle’s calls. The texts she sent, I deleted the second they hit my screen. Instead, I spent my nights drowned in the neon haze of local dive bars, flanked by cheap booze and a rotating crowd of young, wide-eyed girls who hung on my every word. It was on my eighth night of binging, as I stumbled up the driveway of our estate, barely holding myself upright, that I found Michelle blocking the front door. Her shadow stretched long and menacing under the porch light. "The girl who bought you drinks tonight," Michelle said, her…