Rebekah stood frozen in the doorway, a sharp pain piercing her chest. She knew what Benjamin had done for Candice, and she knew it meant he felt something for her. But seeing it with her own eyes was a different kind of shock.
Candice also quickly stood up. "Sister, my blood sugar dropped for a second, and Benjamin just caught me. Please, don't misunderstand."
"Besides," she added, "it was just a hug. It's not like we crossed any lines. Benjamin and I have been best friends for years; you don't need to be so sensitive about it."
Benjamin walked toward Rebekah, reaching for the bag of medication in her hand.
She flinched away. "Don't touch me."
"I already explained it was a misunderstanding. Can you stop being so petty?" he snapped, his brow furrowed in frustration.
A bitter smile touched Rebekah's lips. "I'm not misunderstanding anything. We're getting a divorce soon anyway. Who you're with is none of my business."
Benjamin assumed she was just being dramatic and his face darkened. "Rebekah, how long are you going to keep this up?"

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