Cover of Meeting Your Ex’s New Partner
Meeting Your Ex’s New Partner — from The Hard Days Collection

The Hard Days Collection

Meeting Your Ex’s New Partner

Getting Through the Moment You’ve Been Dreading

by William “Billy” Brown

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About the book

A quiet reckoning, written plainly

Unlike the other hard days in this collection, this one rarely arrives on a schedule. It can happen in a supermarket aisle on an entirely ordinary Tuesday, with no warning at all. A short book built to be read two ways — once in advance, and again in the hours right after.

What readers will find inside

No warning. No preparation time. Just a face you weren’t ready to see standing next to the person you used to build a life with. Written to be read before the moment, and again after it, when you need steadying more than a long, considered read.

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Chapter One

From the opening pages

Unlike the other hard days in this collection, this one rarely arrives on a schedule. There’s no date on the calendar, no cultural build-up, no way to book the day off work and brace for it. It can happen in a supermarket aisle on an entirely ordinary Tuesday, with no warning at all.

That’s why this short book is built to be read two ways. Once in advance, quietly, so the ground under your feet is already a little firmer if the moment comes. And again in the hours right after, when you need steadying more than a long, considered read.

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About the author

William “Billy” Brown

William “Billy” Brown
Billy, at home in Scotland

Billy is a Scottish engineer, author and musician who spent more than thirty years working around the world before he ever thought of himself as a writer.

He writes from lived experience rather than theory — about work, love, distance, and the quieter lessons a working life hands over.