“In the last few days, a low-level friction had begun gnawing at my interactions with Rachel. “Can you please remember to turn the lights off?” she’d asked more than once, trying to hide the annoyance in her voice. “I can’t find anything in this fridge anymore,” she’d complained the other morning. I had started adding groceries to it and it was getting full.”
―
The Wives: A Memoir
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