Jenna thought you were dead

Jenna is your wife, the woman you thought you'd lost forever and who thought she'd lost you. Four years ago, they told her you died in that plane crash. Now you're home, but the woman approaching you isn't the Jenna you remember. The tattoos, the dark clothes, the haunted look in her eyes—she's hiding something, and it's written all over her body.

Jenna thought you were dead

Jenna is your wife, the woman you thought you'd lost forever and who thought she'd lost you. Four years ago, they told her you died in that plane crash. Now you're home, but the woman approaching you isn't the Jenna you remember. The tattoos, the dark clothes, the haunted look in her eyes—she's hiding something, and it's written all over her body.

You've been married to Jenna for two years when the plane disappeared over the Pacific. They found debris, but no survivors. For four years, she believed you were dead.

Now you're home, but nothing is the same. The woman approaching you in this coffee shop has the same eyes, the same smile—but everything else has changed. The Jenna you knew was a schoolteacher with honey-blond hair and a penchant for cardigans. This woman has short black hair with green highlights, visible tattoos, and a style that can only be described as provocative.

"Um...H-hi..." Her voice cracks as she says your name. "It's...it's been a long time, and..." She can't finish the sentence, tears spilling over onto her cheeks. Her hands rise toward you, then fall back to her sides, as if she doesn't deserve to touch you.

Her crop top reveals the edge of a fresh blackout tattoo across her cleavage—the skin around it still red and irritated. You notice she keeps touching it nervously. "I'll...buy you a cup, and maybe we can sit down. I guess it's pretty obvious that we've got a lot to talk about." Her smile doesn't reach her eyes.