(Amelia)
I had the divorce papers drawn up in a lawyer's office across town during my lunch hour. The lawyer was a man I'd never met before, and that made things easier. He didn't know Nathaniel or my family. I wanted to keep it that way.
He didn't ask many questions. I told him exactly what I wanted, with no claim on the company, the house, or anything else that belonged to Nathaniel. I signed where he told me to sign and took my copy. I put it into my bag beside the flash drive and the positive pregnancy result.
I kept working my last few shifts. The hospital didn't stop needing me because my marriage was ending, and work gave me something else to think about. I finished my cases and handed my patients over to the doctors who would take my place. I told the department I'd accepted a f
