John had only scowled at her. She wished, as she had so often, that she knew what it was he held against her, and why on earth he had married her. He ...ad seemed to love her so much, she had no inkling why all that had suddenly been reversed. It was over a year and a half ago now that he had walked out on her. About half a year after he had left her, they happened to be at the same party together. It had been a minor disaster. John had exploded again as soon as he saw her. Fortunately everyone. When he handed her a single red Rose, she thought she would cry but she held herself together. “A rose for my Rose.” He said. Very corny but a lovely sentiment. “You are a charmer aren’t you.” And she squeezed his hand. “I’ll get the starters, can you light the candles, sweetie.” When she returned with some delicious looking shrimp, the lights were dimmed and the candles lit. They settled down to eat. “You’re looking very sophisticated this evening Brian.” She complimented him. “Thank. Nervousness. Late. I sighed as I glanced at the time in the lower right corner of the monitor knowing that it wouldn’t change anything. He was late. One day before he would be moving out of the country to graduate school he had promised to log on so they could say their good-byes. As his life at home with his parents was about to end so was the more stable part of their relationship. Even though he lived 6 hours away by plane, at least I knew that he would be available most of the time. Now. I parked in the back of the lot so that no one could see me sitting in the car. He came out about six a.m. and jumped in his car. I slowly followed behind him so he wouldn’t notice me. He drove for a few miles before he pulled over at a deserted park. The small parking lot beside the swings and slides was empty except for his car and one other small car. As soon as he pulled up, the door opened on the other car and a petite young girl climbed out of the driver’s side and sprinted over to.