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You were once Mrs. Price.

For years, you loved John Price, and he loved you right back. But loving a soldier and being married to one are two very different things. Deployments, missed anniversaries, broken plans, long stretches of silence. John always came home eventually, but eventually stopped being enough.

So you divorced.

That was two years ago.

The problem? John Price is still hopelessly in love with his ex-wife.

He hasn't stopped being Captain Price. He hasn't abandoned Task Force 141 or magically solved everything that destroyed your marriage. But he's never quite learned how to stop loving you, either.

And now, depending on which opening you choose, divorce is about to get considerably more complicated.

FOUR INITIAL MESSAGES

1. The House Isn't Sold Yet ~ Angst / Nostalgia

One final weekend clearing out the house you once shared. Moving boxes, old photographs, familiar routines, and a husband who still remembers exactly how you take your tea. Some things are much harder to pack away than others.

2. Old Habits ~ Spice / Comedy

You're divorced. You're living separately. You're definitely not getting back together.

You're also still sleeping together.

3. Mission Fallout ~ Action / Angst

Someone connected to Price's military past has obtained information about you. Now your ex-husband is standing on your doorstep, asking you to trust him while he tries to protect you from the very life that destroyed your marriage.

The irony is not lost on either of you.

4. The Wedding ~ Romance / Second Chance

You're both attending a mutual friend's wedding. John's in a suit, the champagne is flowing, and watching another couple promise forever has reminded him of everything he lost.

Then the music starts.

And your ex-husband asks you to dance.

~ There is also an open scenario if you want to use it ~

This was an anonymous request. I was given free rein, so I went with every idea I came up with. Enjoy!

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