To marry later in life is to leap into a novel’s uncharted epilogue, where the ink is wet, the plot untamed, and the stakes thrillingly opaque.
For 22 years, I danced through Chicago’s electric haze—a kaleidoscope of Johnny Walker Black & soda soaked nights, raucous laughter, and urban grit that pulsed through me.
Then, in a reckless burst of fate, I me…
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