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Elena sat at the tiki bar, nursing her gin and tonic, watching the condensation weep down the glass like something alive. The water left rings on the bamboo coaster, concentric cir...
The water in the **pool** rippled like the uneasy surface of Martin's conscience. He sat on the lounge chair, his **palm** sweating against the condensation of his third gin and to...
The corporate pyramid rose outside my office window, thirty floors of glass reflecting a sky the color of old television static. I'd spent fifteen years climbing its sides, a spy i...
The papaya sat on the granite countertop like an accusation. Marcus stood at the kitchen island, cutting into the fruit with surgical precision. The knife made a soft, wet sound a...
Elena sat in her car across from the corporate headquarters, watching the rain blur the office lights through the windshield. Three years as a corporate **spy** for a competitor, a...
Elena stood before the bathroom mirror, her wet hair plastered to her skull like dark seaweed. She'd been swimming laps at the university pool for two hours—her usual method for ou...
The goldfish circled its bowl endlessly, its orange scales catching the afternoon light that filtered through the blinds. Marcus had bought it three weeks after Elena left—a compan...
The thunderstorm broke just as Marianne stepped out of her building, clutching her father's old fedora like it might anchor her against the wind. She'd spent three years avoiding t...
The backyard pool hadn't been properly cleaned in months. A thin film of algae slicked the surface, reflecting the gray sky above. Elena sat on the edge, her feet dangling in water...
Maya sat on the bench in the sterile hallway, her portfolio balanced on her knees like a shield. The corporate art acquisition firm had summoned her for a final interview—her chanc...
Sarah had been running from the conversation for three weeks, literally and figuratively. She'd taken up jogging at 5 AM, returning flushed and breathless just as David emerged fro...
Elena stood at the kitchen counter, mechanically chopping spinach for the omelette she'd make for Marcus—the same breakfast she'd prepared every Sunday for seven years. Her hair, o...