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Here are the covers like I promised. I just did it a little 'early'.

Tomorrow, or later tonight, I'll work on the pdf with all the chapters and the covers in place.

Sorry, no bookmarks. I've learned they don't work that well.

If you are just finding this story, and want read what I'm talking about, here is a link to the first part of the story.

Painful Equality - Part 1 “You want to do what?” I asked my husband. He continued to sit there as calm as he was before he let loose the mental bomb I was now trying to deal with. I also knew that I was dealing with it badly when I walked away from him, into the other room to walk back into the room and back to my previous spot. I opened my mouth, but nothing came out. I closed it. I paced back and forth in front of him as I tried to focus on one single question to ask him first. I looked sideways at him just because I felt him looking at me and new questions popped into my head.
“Ahh!” I screamed in frustration as I walked once more across his field of vision before I stopped and looked at him dead in the face. His brown eyes looked back at me with that same sense of calm. This is not good. I leaned forward and placed my hands on both armrests of his chair as I hung my head. “Why?” I asked him. I knew my voice was low, but I also knew that he was cl

Description
Here are the covers like I promised. I just did it a little 'early'.

Tomorrow, or later tonight, I'll work on the pdf with all the chapters and the covers in place.

Sorry, no bookmarks. I've learned they don't work that well.

If you are just finding this story, and want read what I'm talking about, here is a link to the first part of the story.

Painful Equality - Part 1 “You want to do what?” I asked my husband. He continued to sit there as calm as he was before he let loose the mental bomb I was now trying to deal with. I also knew that I was dealing with it badly when I walked away from him, into the other room to walk back into the room and back to my previous spot. I opened my mouth, but nothing came out. I closed it. I paced back and forth in front of him as I tried to focus on one single question to ask him first. I looked sideways at him just because I felt him looking at me and new questions popped into my head.
“Ahh!” I screamed in frustration as I walked once more across his field of vision before I stopped and looked at him dead in the face. His brown eyes looked back at me with that same sense of calm. This is not good. I leaned forward and placed my hands on both armrests of his chair as I hung my head. “Why?” I asked him. I knew my voice was low, but I also knew that he was cl