Michael stared at the screen. “We don’t have a prenup.”
“You don’t have a prenup,” I corrected. “I do.”
The color drained completely from his face.
“My father insisted on it before we got married. Remember? You were so offended. Said it meant I didn’t trust you.”
“You told me you didn’t sign it,” he whispered.
“I lied.”
He stood up so fast his chair scraped continue reading …