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Rain hammered the windshield as Eleanor Whitmore curled against the passenger door, clutching her stomach beneath Garrett’s oversized sweatshirt. The dashboard clock showed 1:17 a.m., and lightning illuminated the deserted Tennessee highway. \u201cGarrett,\u201d she whispered through the pain. \u201cPlease. The hospital is the other way.\u201d Her husband didn’t look at her. His hands tightened around the steering wheel as he said quietly, \u201cI can’t do this anymore.\u201d<\/p>\n

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For three years, Eleanor had defended his growing coldness, telling herself Garrett was exhausted and frightened by her illness. But that night, every excuse disappeared. \u201cThe appointments, bills, medicine, crying\u2014your sickness has eaten everything,\u201d he snapped. Eleanor could barely stand when he pulled onto the flooded shoulder. Then Garrett opened her door, released her seatbelt, and dragged her barefoot into the rain. She collapsed onto the gravel. \u201cYou’re going to kill me,\u201d she whispered.<\/p>\n

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