moved into corporate risk consulting.
Two years after the divorce, I met Caleb Whitlock at a charity fundraiser.
He wasn’t flashy.
He didn’t spend twenty minutes talking about himself.
He asked what I did for work.
Then actually listened to the answer.
We took things slowly.
When I eventually told him about Drew, Caleb didn’t insult my ex-husband.
He didn’t try to rescue me.
He simply said,
“You deserved to be treated like a partner.”
That sentence stayed with me.
A year later, Caleb and I married in a small
