The smell of cheap pizza filled the living room, and the television was so loud that neither my husband nor his mother noticed me at first.
I was still wearing the oversized shirt the hospital had given me.
My face was pale.
My legs were trembling.
Just a few hours earlier, I had lost the baby I had been carrying.
I had called my husband six times from the emergency room.
He never answered.
Ethan was lying on the couch with a game controller in his hands.