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"I should've said something before you two even got married."
Priya said it crying, drunk, in my kitchen, hours after my husband's birthday party.
For months she'd been telling me marriages "get stale," that Daniel needed "space to explore himself." I trusted her. Twenty years of friendship does that.
What she actually meant: she'd wanted him since college, long before I existed in his life. Every "space" comment, every gentle nudge toward opening our marriage, was never about us.
It was about finally getting her turn.
I sat there in silence while two decades of friendship rearranged itself in my head.
I told Daniel that night. He went still, then furious, then quietly relieved, like something finally made sense.
We cut Priya off completely. No scene, no confrontation, just silence where a friendship used to be.
Daniel and I are stronger now. The marriage was never the problem.
The friend "helping" us was.
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