Her friends had looked to her for her reaction to the news, and she’d done what a wife does. She’d supported her husband. Inside, she’d been quaking. If she hadn’t known Elliott was lying to her about her mother, how would she know how to discern any other time? Her father had said that a woman had a certain instinct about such things, but Marie hadn’t had a clue. Not until Elliott had been about to tell her the truth. That day when he’d been opening the door to his old life. Her mother’s hiring him, while it made her angry, didn’t really surprise her. She’d been living with, and being at the brunt of, Barbara’s paranoia for most of her life. Ultimately, while she didn’t like it, she understood it. And hadn’t yet determined how she was going to handle that situation. Elliott was her husband. She wasn’t going to run to her mother with the fact that he’d betrayed a professional trust.
What do You think about Once Upon A Marriage (2015)?
