In
the
book,
Allison
detailed
the
last
time
she
and
her
kids
saw
Stephen.
She
and
Zaia
had
returned
from
taking
Maddox
to
school,
she
wrote,
and
Stephen
was
talking
to
their
assistants
and
nannies
before
driving
Weslie
to
class.
“As
they
headed
out
the
door,
I
said, ‘See
you.
Love
you,'”
Allison
remembered. “I
didn’t
even
say
goodbye.”
After
a
Starbucks
run,
she
continued,
Stephen
took
Weslie
to
school
and
told
the
teen, “I
wish
I
could
have
been
your
Superman.”
“It
was
an
odd
statement,
but
Weslie
didn’t
dwell
on
it;
she
dismissed
it
as
a
weird
dad
moment,”
Allison
said. “They
exchanged
I
love
yous
before
he
pulled
out
of
the
school
lot.
It
was
the
last
time
she
would
see
him.
I
can’t
get
it
out
of
my
head
that
Stephen
was
already
saying
goodbye
in
his
own
way
hours
before
he
disappeared.”
Later,
Stephen
didn’t
meet
her
at
the
gym
or
office
as
planned
but
still
replied
to
messages
from
their
team
about
a
video
shoot
set
for
the
next
day.
That
afternoon,
Allison
saw
his
car
in
the
driveway
but
soon
realized
he
wasn’t
home.
In
the
book,
she
recounted
trying
to
contact
Stephen
but
receiving
no
answer—leading
her
to
reach
out
to
his
assistant,
brother,
friend
and
hospitals
and
file
a
missing
persons
report.
While
Allison
says
she
thought
Stephen
had
possibly
checked
into
a
recovery
center,
police
then
informed
her
he
died
by
suicide
Dec.
13,
2022.
“I
raced
down
the
hall
shrieking,”
she
wrote. “The
sound
that
escaped
from
my
throat
was
feral.”
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