Smart Women Don't Divorce , They Become Widows
From the back cover
The moment my mom found out my dad was sleeping with her best friend, Deborah Walker, she wanted a divorce. Mom had a zero-tolerance policy for that kind of filth.
She said:
“A man who's been dirtied? I can't stand him for one more day.”
In my past life, I backed her up.
I found her the most expensive divorce lawyer I could, supported her decision to leave the marriage with nothing, just wanting her free of that worthless man as fast as possible.
Three days after the divorce, she was diagnosed with stomach cancer.
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