82 It's Better Not To Drink Alone

The impact of what she just did fully hit Keeley as she sat through an upper level epigenetics course after Aaron dropped her off. She spent the night at her ex-husband's ridiculously large multimillion dollar apartment. She was wearing his shirt. Worst of all, she had been nice to him even after he seriously pissed her off.

She accepted his help out of desperation but she definitely should have pushed harder about having him take her home once she felt better. Her head hadn't been in the right place. She let her guard down because she didn't feel well.

Alright, she could admit it: the small part of her that used to desperately wish for Aaron's affection felt validated when he took care of her. In her fevered state, she wanted to enjoy that feeling a little longer.

Keeley was a pretty healthy person. She never caught anything more serious than a cold during the years she spent as Aaron's girlfriend.