I looked at both envelopes and then at his face, and every late night trip and every strange excuse from the past two years fell into place. I leaned closer and said quietly, “Tell me right now why both of you are carrying fertility clinic documents with your names on them.”

His lips parted without sound while the girl let out a soft gasp, and he said under his breath, “Natalie, not here.”

“Not here,” I repeated louder while a few people nearby turned to look at us, “you brought this situation into an airport so we can absolutely talk about it here.”

The young woman looked like she might collapse as she clutched her purse tightly. “You told me you were divorced,” she said, her voice shaking, “you said everything was already finalized.”

I let out a sharp laugh that even surprised me. “Divorced is interesting because I was in our house this morning packing his favorite travel pillow before coming here.”

Ryan dragged a hand down his face like he was already exhausted. “Natalie, please stop making this a scene.”

“No,” I said firmly, “you made a scene the moment you decided to play husband with me and future father with someone else at the same time.”