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Maria stood in the produce aisle, her cart half-filled with things she didn't actually want — spinach that would wilt in the crisper, yogurt she'd forget to eat. The fluorescent li...
The rain had been falling for three days when Marcus finally stopped running. He'd spent weeks sprinting from one city to another, checking into hotels under fake names, paying wi...
Mara pressed her sweating **palm** against the rain-slicked glass of the fortune teller's booth, watching **lightning** fracture the sky over the fairgrounds. Behind her, Jackson a...
The notification lit up my iPhone at 2 AM, bright as a surveillance flare: *Your position has been eliminated.* I stared at the ceiling fan, its rhythm matching the hollow thump in...
Mara hadn't cut her hair since the funeral. Six months of wild growth, dark curls cascading past her shoulders like a wounded thing she couldn't bring herself to tame. Each morning...
The storm outside wasn't the only thing crackling. Elena sat at the kitchen island, methodically slicing the papaya Marcus had brought home yesterday—back when they were still spea...
Elena had been watching him for three weeks. The man in apartment 4B with the satellite dish that bristled from his balcony like some metallic nervous system. She knew his schedule...
Maya ran through the predawn darkness, her lungs burning with that familiar sweet ache, the rhythm of her sneakers on pavement the only thing keeping her tethered to reality. Three...
Elena discovered she was a spy by accident. Not the glamorous kind — no trench coats or poisoned umbrellas. She was a corporate spy, hired by her husband's competitor to monitor hi...
Elena had been running from herself for three years, ever since her father died, and she suspected her vitamin D supplements were the only thing keeping her bones from dissolving u...
Elias stood behind the plate, the catcher's mask pressing into his cheeks like a second skin. The baseball field lights hummed overhead—white-hot moons in an indigo sky. At forty-t...
The goldfish floated belly-up in the martini glass, an olive where its eye should have been. Sarah had always been theatrical like that—leaving pets as passive-aggressive punctuati...