> She'd wake up with no memory of what had happened, and wouldn't want to know.
This was probably the most painful part of that whole story. Naturally, I was thinking of my wife and myself as the main characters throughout the whole story, and while it would be incredibly difficult to go through this, it would be harder if she woke up the next morning and didn't want to acknowledge or know about what had happened the night before.
(Unless I'm totally misreading that sentence, and the author is saying something different.)
This was probably the most painful part of that whole story. Naturally, I was thinking of my wife and myself as the main characters throughout the whole story, and while it would be incredibly difficult to go through this, it would be harder if she woke up the next morning and didn't want to acknowledge or know about what had happened the night before.
(Unless I'm totally misreading that sentence, and the author is saying something different.)