I never kept score, because I believed marriage was teamwork.
Ten years together.
I thought we were solid.
On the last Friday in September, at 5:40 in the evening, the bedroom door opened without a knock.
Keith stood in the doorway in a pressed blue shirt, a new gold watch catching the lamplight, with his right hand already half-extended.
Palm up.
The way you’d hold it out for a tip.
« Friday, » he said.
Down the hall, I could hear the house filling up.
Chairs scraping.