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A Loving Wife Dies: Bora Bora

Max was a sixty-four year old retired man and he assisted his sick wife, Martha. He went to the hospice every day to strengthen his wife with his presence. She was in the final stage of breast cancer. Martha waited for him with pleasure and she was grateful to him. He helped her with water, he read something to her, and he was beside her. He always came at two o’clock, but today he was late. Her two children were sitting in the ward with her, but Max was late and she did not understand why. Max had read his wife’s letter the previous evening and he was very angry. He felt devastated, and could not sleep until one o’clock after midnight. He was just moaning the words “whore”, “bitch”, “skank”, “slut”, “cunt” and other expressions like these before he finally managed to fall asleep. However, in the morning he got up early, despite having slept so little. He urgently wanted to speak to one of his acquaintances at the lawyer firm. Fortunately he knew the lawyers connected with his workplace, where he used to be a troubleshooter before he retired. He found the mobile number of John Collins, one of the family law experts. He called him to ask for an emergency appointment. As John could only schedule Max for two o’clock, Martha waited in vain for her husband that day. Max made some copies of Martha’s letter and looked up the addresses of three persons in his notebook. He also checked on the net if they still lived there. They did. All of them lived in this state where he lived too. ...

... There was also a fourth person, whose address he knew, as he was his brother. He reminded himself that he should not be devastated; after all he had been a troubleshooter earlier, and retired only for sake of his dying wife. As he preferred low fat milk to beer in his all life, he avoided alcoholic drinks even now when he was feeling depressed. He took a box of canned milk from the fridge and he drank half of it with a banana. He did not eat more for lunch, he had no appetite. He went to the appointment in his car and did not mind not going to the hospice in the regular time. His mind was working as fast as it used to in his job in the bank. The assistant of the family law section took him to John Collins. The assistant closed the door and Max remained with the family law expert in tête-à-tête. They greeted each other and Collins asked, “Why was this meeting so urgent? Have you got any emergency problem?” “I’d like to take legal advice. I’ll pay the expenses, and if my chances are high, I’ll ask for advocacy,” Max answered.” All right. What’s your problem?” Collins asked. Instead of an answer Max gave his wife’s letter to him. Collins read it and he looked at Max with a wink, “I can understand you. You don’t want any divorce at all, because your kind wife is in hospice. “Exactly,” said Max shortly. Then Collins started to explain, „You are lucky, because the modern science results arrived in the family law of our state. The DNA test is almost 100% sure, so you can have some ...