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I Said Yes To Someone Else To Make Him Chase Me… Instead, He Stopped Chasing For Good

I Said Yes To Someone Else To Make Him Chase Me… Instead, He Stopped Chasing For Good Eli finally looked up. He took off his glasses and rubbed the bridge of his nose—a gesture that used to make me want to kiss him, but now just made me want to scream. "I'm sorry you feel that way," he said, his voice flat, exhausted. "But this mortgage isn't going to pay itself, and Nina is struggling. I need to be here. If you want to go out, go. Have fun. You look great." He gave me permission. That was the ultimate insult. There was no jealousy, no possessiveness, just a tired husband signing a permission slip for his wife to leave him alone. "Fine," I snapped. "Maybe I will." I grabbed my purse and stormed out. I didn't go to the Italian place. I went to a wine bar three blocks away, ordered a bottle of expensive Pinot Noir, and stared at my reflection in the dark window. If he isn't worried about losing me, I thought, the wine warming my blood, I have to make him worry. That’s when the plan truly took shape. It started small. Three days later, a massive bouquet of white lilies arrived at the house. I’d ordered them myself from a shop in the next town over, using a prepaid Visa card so it wouldn't show up on our joint account.