A sickness can take a toll on a relationship in ways that no one can predict. That’s what happened with me and my wife, Irene (Angela White). She buried herself in her work, working long hours, and I know she loves me, I know she didn’t know how to cope with the grief of what was happening to me. My efforts to bring us together only pushed her farther away until I got the call from the doctor. I wasn’t just in remission, the cancer was gone– it’s official! I tried to bring us together by cooking her favorite meal when she got home from work. Her sadness was but a shield to protect her from losing me. We made love, it was honest, passionate love from a woman who loved me more than I could comprehend. “If you leave, I’m going with you,” she told me. I was overwhelmed by her love, and although I love her, I could not stay with her knowing my presence does her more harm than good. If I leave her, go back to my previous love, would it be better for her? Is it a kindness to leave my wife knowing that I could someday become sick again, and what would become of her? The answer is yes. I must leave her.
Giselle knows that if she stays with Angela White, it would only hurt her if she became sick again. It’s best for the both of them that she leaves, and where will she go? She ends up at a bar and her eyes meet a new love, Antonella La Sirena. The two begin their relationship, they have mind-blowing sex, and just as Giselle thinks she made the right choice, Antonella begins getting ready for work. Giselle begs Antonella not to escort, she throws money at her feet, “I can take care of us,” she tells her. The turmoil forces Giselle to get back into her car, to look for a new season…
