It should have been obvious that jealousy was the emotion that was driving him. Too often it was. Their marriage was complicated, unconventional in every sense. She found it laughable to imagine that he hadn't known that she was unfaithful to him over the past thirteen years. While he might have alluded to her liaisons, never once did he outright ask her why she was with a man who might've been her lover. To demand to know why she was with Augustus went completely against his character. What other changes was she going to uncover about her husband as time went on?