Chapter 10 - DIVORCE PAPERS AND DOCUMENTATION
Three days later, I was in a hospital recovery room when my lawyer arrived. The folder of evidence was thicker than any I’d ever seen—the kitchen footage, the pantry documents, the medical records, and the history of harassment. The divorce wasn't just about ending the marriage; it was about systematically dismantling the foundation that had enabled this abuse.
I signed the papers without hesitation. Corey tried to visit, claiming he was "sorry" and that he had been "in shock," but he was barred from the room by hospital security. I was done with apologies, done with excuses, and absolutely done with the Whitmans.
