Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for January 22, 2021

At least he’s being honest…and as an unpublished author, I feel his pain.

I can just see Laura getting published and a best seller.

Well sure she’s a good mystery writer. She figured Adam out, didn’t she?

And there’s Adam, being a loving, supportive husband.

Good, she’ll leave him in the dust!! Then HE can be the house-husband!!

So, did the butler do it?

So is it a murder mystery about the “suspicious” neighbor?

I’m glad Adam is accepting his wife’s writing skills. I would have been unhappy if this had turned into ‘sabotage her book’.

“Incredibe! Fast-paced!” He can write the blurb on the book jacket.

Jealousy is not really a problem. At least he’s not envious; envy is a deadly sin.

I hope Laura kept a copy of that novel on a pen drive. I think an accident is about to happen to the laptop any minute now…

Foremost, … he is being honest.

Well, at least he is an honest critique. She’s good, but he hates it.

Hey, he should be happy. If she got published, it is money for everyone.

At least he is putting up a good front and supporting his wife.

Don’t leave out the part of the indoor pool in your new house….

I’m proud of Adam. ( and surprised)

Next, she’ll write a steamy romance novel.

No show how much you appreciate her work by getting it published.

Adam just proved himself to be a class act.

I went out on several dates with one woman before I discovered she could tell true stories from her life better than Scheherazade. What a pleasant surprise.

As a writer he should know that the word for this situation is envy, not jealousy, but I guess he’s not actually a good writer.

Who’d a guessed Adam would react this way?