The first crack wasn’t loud. It slid under Emma’s skin like a splinter, small enough to deny, sharp enough to bleed. A photo. A stranger. A smile that didn’t belong to her, yet somehow belonged to the man she thought she still knew. No arguments. No confessions. Just a quiet proof that her place in his life had already been re… Continues…
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