quieter life and because I believed marriage required sacrifice from both people.
“You have mistaken silence for peace, Mara, and my family has mistaken your peace for weakness.”
Judge Porter was waiting.
“Victor knew I had been an Army attorney.”
Andrew turned toward me.
“You told him?”
“I told him before we married.”
“You never told me much about that.”
“I told you I had worked in military law.”
“You said you had been in administration.”
“No,” I answered gently.
“I said I had worked in military law.”
The distinction
