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The storm broke just as Sarah's fingers tightened around her coffee cup. Outside, lightning splintered the sky into jagged veins of white-purple, illuminating the restaurant's wind...
The baseball game drags into the seventh inning, and Mark feels like a **zombie** - not the cinematic kind with guts hanging out, but the ordinary variety that walks through life f...
The corporate pyramid stretched above us, twenty stories of glass and steel reflecting the dying orange sun. I stood by the pool's edge, nursing my third gin and tonic, watching th...
The papaya sat on the marble countertop, impossibly orange against the grey kitchen lighting. Elena stared at it, remembering how Carlos had brought it home yesterday—his small pea...
The bar was empty except for the two of them, which was how Sarah wanted it. Her iPhone lay on the scratched mahogany, screen glowing with a message she'd read twelve times but sti...
The cat stared at me from across the room, its yellow eyes accusatory. Marcus had taken everything else—the furniture, the art, even the coffee maker—but he'd left Bixby behind. Se...
The dog wouldn't stop barking at 3 AM, and somewhere in that sleep-deprived fog, Sarah understood she was becoming a zombie. Not the Hollywood kind with torn flesh and vacant stare...
Margaret wore her grandfather's fedora to the board meeting, a silent rebellion against the sterile hierarchy of the conference room. The hat smelled of cedar and cigarettes and a ...
The papaya sat on the granite counter, its skin mottled with violent bruises, sweet flesh turning to memory. Elena stood before it, knife hovering. Three years they'd shared this k...
Sarah smoothed the sleek bob she'd spent forty minutes perfecting, the stylist's shears having severed the last of the waist-length waves that used to announce her arrival before s...
The spinach had gone slimy in the vegetable drawer, much like everything else between us. I stood in the kitchen of the apartment we'd shared for seven years, watching his silhouet...
The fox appeared at dusk, a rust-colored shadow slipping between the high-rises. Elena watched it from her balcony, nursing a glass of orange wine that caught the last light. At 47...