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The Marriage Contract

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In an airport customs hall, a married couple with luggage carts wait at a desk under a sign asking Anything to declare? An officer dangles their thick ring binder by one corner, as if it were a suspect fish, and squints at it over his glasses. Another officer is rubber-stamping a different binder.
“It’s a marriage contract, sir. We were told it was valid in all fifty states.”

From Chapter 23, “Leaving the Country,” of The Marriage Contract, 2027, which reads the law of marriage as the prenup every married couple already has.

In an airport customs hall, a married couple with luggage carts wait at a desk under a sign asking Anything to declare? An officer dangles their thick ring binder by one corner, as if it were a suspect fish, and squints at it over his glasses. Another officer is rubber-stamping a different binder.

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