She Thought Her Husband Had Died In Prison. But He Had Been Living Next Door For 10 Years

I couldn’t go back like that, he said, not looking at Shinaya, who was listening, frozen against the wall.

I couldn’t be a burden.

I didn’t want Ni to spend her life caring for a [ __ ] So, you made me believe you were dead? Shinaya’s voice trembled with suppressed emotion.

You let me mourn you for 10 years? I thought it would be better for you, Dex replied, finally looking up.

I thought without me you’d have a chance at a normal life.

And you lived nearby all this time? Shinaya asked, beginning to understand the magnitude of the deception.

Dex nodded.

Two blocks away, I kept an eye on you.

Kept an eye on me? She repeated, her voice tinged with anger.

You spied on me for 10 years? I wanted to make sure you were okay, he replied quietly.

Captain Freeman cleared his throat.

That’s a very touching story, Mr. Washington, but we still have a dead body in the park.

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