I laughed.
“Did he?”
“Not immediately.”
“How long?”
“He said when the children were older.”
I stared at her.
“Older?”
“Yes.”
“You were waiting for my children to grow up so you could take their father?”
She started crying again.
“I didn’t think of it like that.”
“Of course you didn’t.”
I opened the door wider.
“Go home, Sasha.”
“Bryony…”
“Go.”
She stood there for another few seconds.
Then she left.
I watched her walk down the path.
For the first time in my life, I didn’t want my sister to turn around.
PART 5 — THE ELEVEN DAYS
Bram had known for longer than I thought.
But there was something he hadn’t told anyone.
He had filed for divorce eleven days before the garden party.
The petition had been served at the house on Thursday morning.
Sasha had answered the door herself.
The man had handed her an envelope.
She had signed for it.
Then she’d put it in the hall drawer.
She never opened it.
She spent Friday arguing with the caterer about desserts.
She spent Saturday morning arranging flowers.
She spent Saturday afternoon kissing another woman’s husband.
All while believing she was still controlling the story.
That evening, after everyone left, Bram sat at the kitchen table.
Where is the rest of the story where a young sister kissed the husband if her elder sister?
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