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Elena's iphone buzzed against the table—third time in ten minutes. She ignored it, pushing the spinach around her plate with her fork. The corporate dinner was stretching into its ...
Marcus watches the goldfish circle its bowl, orange scales flashing like trapped sunset. Three years with Elena, and still he's the one who remembers to feed the thing. She's in th...
The glass of water sat between us, sweating onto the coaster, collecting our silence like condensation. Elena hadn't touched hers. The spinach stuck in her teeth—she'd ordered the ...
Margot stood before the mirror, scissors in hand, and began cutting. Her shoulder-length brown hair fell in silent heaps to the bathroom floor. Each snip felt like shedding years o...
The papaya arrived perfectly cubed, glistening like some exotic apology I hadn't asked for. I stabbed a piece with my fork, watching the juice bleed onto the white tablecloth. It w...
The hotel pool was empty at 3 AM, which was exactly why Elena had chosen it. She floated on her back, staring up at the artificial stars that some architect had thought to paint on...
The goldfish had been alive for three years, which felt like some kind of achievement, though Mara wasn't sure what exactly she'd achieved. It swam in lazy circles around its bowl ...
Elena's golden retriever, Buster, had been acting strange for weeks. He'd growl at empty corners of their apartment, his hackles raised at something only he could sense. Tonight, a...
The resort pool had that peculiar blue—too artificial, like something conjured in a marketing meeting. Elena had been staring at it for three days, nursing sangrias that melted too...
Nora adjusted her fedora in the bathroom mirror, the brim casting a shadow over eyes that had seen too many corporate mergers and not enough joy. At forty-seven, she'd stopped colo...
The papaya sat rotting on the counter—Marcelo's last grocery store impulse, now weeping sticky orange tears onto the granite. Three weeks since he died, and I was still throwing aw...
The orange sunset bled into the smog-choked skyline as Marcus sat on his balcony, nursing the same whiskey he'd been drinking since Susan left three months ago. At thirty-seven, he...