single one of them,” he replied, closing his eyes.
I watched him.
He didn’t cry or make a dramatic scene, and I was relieved. I had no interest in drama anymore.
“I don’t expect you to take me back,” he added softly.
“How thoughtful of you,” I replied sarcastically.
“Can you ever forgive me?” he asked desperately.
I remembered the dizzy girl sitting outside the clinic, my mother holding my hair on the bathroom floor, and the life I had built in Arizona.
“I don’t know if forgiving you even