and disappeared into Manhattan traffic, Georgia let
her insides. Dark spots danced across her vision. The original Georgia had starved herself for yea
ce of chocolate, only to find rows of organic, gluten-free oat bran. By the kitchen doorway, Martha
e sound of brisk, heavy footsteps crossing the foyer.
chen into the front hall. Halfway across the marble floor, her kn
k wife collapsed straight toward him. On pure reflex, he l
lid wall of his chest, the crisp scent of ceda
gh his suit jacket, a loud, snappy fema
e nearly cracked my skull! He better write me a ten
arted around the foyer. Nobody was there except Martha
. Georgia's eyes were closed, her lips
m out cold? Just wait until that divorce paper is signed, I'm booking
crystal clear and drippi
n his cheek. In sheer shock, he yanked his arms back. Without his support, Georgi
ce cut off, leaving the
t his throbbing temple. For years, he had taken heavy neurological suppressants to control his manic
e, Martha hurried forward,
d I call Dr
ld breath, shoving down
on't let her die on
and together they hauled the uncons
ers curled slowly into a fist. Turning sharply, he strode down the hall to his
swallowing them dry. Yet the phantom voice shouting "Holy shit" echoed in his memory. With a sharp tug, he loosened h
k on her forehead, completely unaware that she had just blown her cover. Down in the st
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