His Illness Never Applied to Her

Tyler had severe sensory issues. After his car accident, Tyler couldn’t stand even the slightest noise.

To accommodate his illness, I wore noiseless slippers at home. I even held my breath whenever I walked past him.

One night, I couldn’t help but sneeze.

Tyler lost his mind, relapsing instantly, and kicked me straight out of bed. That kick cost me our five-month-old unborn baby.

Yet right now, Tyler was sitting in a deafening VIP lounge at a downtown club. The heavy bass was vibrating through the floorboards, shaking my chest.