WHAT DO YOU WANT?

ANGEL

If I ever had any doubt about divorcing Finn, if I needed anything else to make me convinced that a man like him did not deserve to be anywhere close to me, this was more than enough proof.

Naturally, I ought to have been hurt since this man was the man I had married, but instead, I felt relieved. I knew that even if my mom were present and could see what was going on, she would be proud of me for getting rid of such a scumbag.

After staring at me for a while, Tracy turned around, picked up her bag, and began to walk out.

"Hold on," I said calling her back. "Stay! Aren't you two best friends? Or are you just his whore?"

"You will speak to her with respect," Finn angrily yelled at me. "You do not have the right to say anything here or to complain about our relationship."

"Yes!" Tracy concurred. "Do you know how long Finn and I have been in love with each other? We have been together from childhood; you are the third person here; you are the whore, the one who tried t