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Maya adjusted the brim of her hat—a sensible beige thing she'd bought at a department store, trying to look like someone who belonged in boardrooms. She'd been undercover as a corp...
The real estate brochure called it an 'oasis,' but the inground pool in the backyard was more like a wound—fifteen thousand gallons of chlorinated water reflecting a sky Sara hadn'...
Elena had been swimming in corporate deception for so long she'd forgotten what honesty felt like. As a corporate spy hired by competitor A to infiltrate competitor B, she wore mor...
Elena had become something of a spy in her own marriage. It wasn't dramatic—no planted bugs or dead drops—but she'd started noticing the way Arthur's phone always screen-down on th...
The spinach bolted early that summer, sending up its bitter flowers just like everything else in Elena's life. She stood in her mother's garden at dusk, the dirt still foreign unde...
The dog died on a Tuesday, which felt insultingly ordinary. Elias had carried Mal's golden retriever to the vet himself, three blocks of dead weight against his chest, the animal's...
Mara stood on the padel court, racket limp at her side, watching David across the net. They'd been playing每周 for three months, ever since the divorce papers were filed. The orange ...
Elena's hair clung to her neck in sweaty tendrils as she smashed the padel ball against the glass wall. The thwack echoed through the court, a satisfying sound in a life that had b...
Maya pressed her palm against the rental car window, watching the Pacific blur past. Forty-two years old and starting over—again. The iPhone in her purse buzzed for the third time,...
Elena had been watching him for three weeks—the way his fingers lingered on her coffee mug, the late nights he claimed were for work, the scent of jasmine perfume that wasn't hers....
Elena adjusted her fedora, a relic from the noir film phase she'd never quite outgrown, and watched Julian slice into his blood orange at the next table over. The juice stained his...
The cable had been out for three days when she finally asked for the divorce. Jim sat by the motel pool, nursing a whiskey that had gone warm in the desert heat. Above him, the co...