After I Broke My Leg, My Husband Refused to Drive Our Kids to School Because He ‘Couldn’t Be Late for Work’ – Then I Caught Him Picking up His Young, Pretty Coworker, so I Taught Him a Lesson

“I shouldn’t have had to break a bone for you to notice mornings existed.”

Nobody spoke for several seconds.

His eyes dropped to the table.

Then Harold asked quietly, “What do you want me to do?”

That question used to make me start assigning jobs.

This time, I didn’t.

“Tomorrow morning is yours.”

He looked up.

“What does that mean?”

“Tomorrow morning is yours.”

“Breakfast?”

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