Chapter 16 - THE GOLDEN YEARSArthur took her sailing.
They traveled through the Caribbean.
They watched sunsets from the deck of his yacht.
They argued about books.
They laughed over terrible cooking experiments.
They discovered small coastal restaurants far from the world of country clubs and headlines.
Margaret realized something profound.
Peace was not the absence of conflict.
Peace was knowing you no longer had to participate in every battle.
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Her life had become quieter.
And somehow, more beautiful.
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Chapter 17 - THE CALLOne evening, Margaret's phone rang.
Chapter 18 - THE WOMAN WHO WONOn the deck of Arthur's yacht, Margaret watched the sunset.
Chapter 19 - WHAT SHE LEFT BEHINDMargaret eventually returned to Atlanta for the first time in years.
Chapter 20 - THE DOOR THAT REMAINED OPENThat night, Margaret sat on her balcony overlooking the Atlantic.
