My Husband, The Stranger
't feel like home anymore
s still, and the place felt alien. Every object se
running shoes were by the door. On the kitchen counter, a half-fin
fectly constructed world
mething. One thing. One single piece of evid
de clothes that smelled of Ethan's laundry detergent, not Liam's.
floor. I ran my hands along the bottoms, searching
m. Bank statements for a joint account I didn't recognize. A passport with his face staring
haking them, hoping a forgotten bookmark or a note would fall out
, and this stranger had been meticulously inserted into hi
ined out of me, leaving
rabbed my car keys and ran outside, g
place was quiet and smelled of dust and paper. I went to the
n years ago, the year I was "married" to Ethan according to them. I
of me and him. "Ava Hayes and Ethan Mi
lt s
knowing where I was going. My mind was a mes
. Maybe they could help. Maybe they could
e front desk. A tired-look
I hel
missing person," I s
hat's th
Liam
to his computer. He frowned.
my hus
red with something-pity,
re married to an Ethan Miller
r. "My husband is Liam. He looks just like Ethan. They mig
were starting to stare. I
er, she lo
a domestic
t you have a seat? I can call your h
want him! I want Liam! Why
as a spectacle. A crazy woman making a scene. The officer was looking
y family, the official records, the police, even the str
ry path was a dead end. Th
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