never asked about my past.
Never cared what I had accomplished before marriage.
And Andrew had never understood why I could remain so calm when someone tried to intimidate me.
Because before I became Mara Ellison, I was Captain Mara Pierce, a United States Army attorney.
I’d spent years examining evidence, challenging arguments, and standing firm in courtrooms where a single overlooked detail could destroy a case.
I had walked away from that career because I hoped for a peaceful marriage.
“”Mrs. Ellison?”” Judge Porter called. “”You may proceed.””
I