In a quiet suburb just outside Atlanta, Georgia, lived Dr. Simone Clarke a woman whose very presence felt like warmth. With years of experience as a licensed marriage and family therapist, Simone had helped countless couples find their way back to love. She wasn’t just a counselor. She was a safe space. Clients drove from counties away to sit across from her and pour out their hearts. She listened without judgment, helped without pushing, and healed without leaving a scar. Her office walls held stories of broken people made whole, marriages saved on the brink, and families learning how to breathe together again. But what no one saw, what Simone never dared to show was that while she was helping others find peace, her own home was a war zone. Marcus Clarke was her husband of nineteen years. He was the kind of man who knew how to turn a charm on like a switch, especially in front of others. He praised Simone at church. Posted about her success online. Smiled wide when they were in p...