had been in Boston and the same charge already sitting inside my Christmas Photos folder.
I confronted Daniel about the jewelry purchase next. He finally admitted he had bought Vanessa a necklace because she had sold some of her jewelry after her divorce and he wanted to do something kind for her. When I reminded him that the charge was $840 from our joint account, he became more offended that I had checked the statement than ashamed of what he had bought. He called my questions an audit and accused
