Continued from Part 3

She goes to the kitchen to get a drink of water.  She is exhausted and upset.  He goes to take a shower.  

Angry, she knows he is lying to her, probably that woman instinct kicking in.  An idea pops into her head.   She had printed the phone bill in case he denied the calls.  She reaches for her cell phone.

She blocks her number and dials. “Voice mail, please, please, please, voice mail”  She silently whispers.

“Hi this is Jessica, leave a message….” Fuming, she hangs up the phone.  As she’s sitting there she remembers his high school year books are on the top of a box in the office closet.  The first one falls off and the back cover opens to a love note from “your love Jessica Marie” and thinks ”Marie Jessica,  huh?”

Sitting in the living room with the yearbook open to the back page, she waits for him to get out of the shower.  He walks into the living room and sees what she has on her lap.

“What are you doing with that?” He asks.

“Dear Love” She pauses and looks at him.  The look on her face is telling him that she knows he was lying to her.  She looks back down at the book and loudly, almost obnoxiously, clears her throat.  “Uh hem! I love you so much…”

He is angry.  He grabs his keys, his wallet, and his phone and storms out of the house slamming the door behind him. 

She was right.  It wasn’t “just” a friend, it was an ex-girlfriend.  

Is this a clear bust?  Should he have left in anger?  Was it right for her to read his yearbook? Should he have been honest in the first place?  What should she do now?