“Married. I’m married.” Lee finished signing the last contract before looking back up at Jake. He was more friend than work acquaintance, and that was why he called a real estate lawyer to help him out of this situation with Sam. “I got that, but for two years? Where have you been hiding her?” “New York. It was a…” he searched for the right description of his biggest mistake, “youthful indiscretion.” “So you knocked her up, married her and then sent her away?” Disgust rolled through him. “No. Do you really think that’s something I would do? It wasn’t a shotgun wedding. It was impulsive and amazing and then it wasn’t.” His voice dropped off. He shook his head and pushed the thoughts of those early days away. “Well, I’m not a divorce lawyer, but as long as you have a tight prenup and no surprises, I think you should be able to get it taken care of in less than six months.”
