Faking Forever: The Hawthornes: 2

They married for a reason that no longer exists. >Smith Jenson is ready to put this ill-advised marriage in his rear-view mirror. Write it off as an egregious lapse in judgment. He shouldn't have married her in the first place. They're too different. She's too... cold. Distant. Once upon a time, he'd cared enough to want to find out what lay beneath all those layers of control. Now he doubts that he'll find anything of substance at all. Perhaps he could have been less harsh when he ended it. Less cruel. But Kenna is incapable of normal human emotion. He'd seen enough evidence of that over the course of their marriage. She can handle a few harsh words from him. Their marriage is over. Doomed from the start. But with so much pain, resentment, and unfinished business still simmering between them, McKenna and Smith are not quite done destroying each other yet.