every hour spent maintaining their household—adding up to over $20,000 in unpaid labor. She left the invoice on his desk, packed a bag, and left for her sister’s.When Thomas found it, he was furious. But Andrea had already made up her mind. “This isn’t about money,”
she said. “It’s about partnership—and we stopped being partners a long time ago.”Sometimes, it’s not the big betrayals that end a marriage—it’s the small ones, repeated until love feels like a transaction.