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Mara stood in the breakroom on the 42nd floor, cutting into a papaya she'd brought from home. The fruit's brilliant orange flesh caught the fluorescent light—ridiculous, exotic, li...
The papaya sat untouched on the white ceramic plate, its flesh weeping into the tablecloth like an open wound. Elena watched it, mesmerized, while Richard spoke about their retirem...
The pool hadn't been used in three years. Martin stood at the edge, staring at the green-tinged water collecting leaves and debris, much like his marriage had been collecting resen...
Mara's iphone had been dead for hours when the fox appeared. She'd been sitting on her back porch since sunset, nursing a whiskey she didn't want, watching the darkness swallow her...
Maya hadn't been herself in months. She moved through the office like a zombie—her eyes glassy, her responses automatic, her once-vibrant personality eroded by twelve-hour days and...
The iphone still held 47% charge, three months after she died. Elena sat cross-legged on the floor of Mara's apartment, surrounded by boxes of donated clothes and unsold books, thu...
The papaya sat sliced on the concrete table, its orange flesh glistening in the midday heat like something too intimate to be displayed so carelessly. Elena stared at it across the...
Marcus sat at the edge of the rooftop pool, his legs dangling in the chlorinated water. Below him, the city grid sprawled like a circuit board, each streetlight a pixel in some mas...
Martha stood in the pharmacy aisle, staring at the vitamin D supplements like they might answer the question she'd been avoiding for six months: when had she become a zombie? Not t...
Elena ran her thumb over the frayed edge of the coaxial cable, staring at the blinking modem lights in her hotel suite. The merger deadline was tomorrow. Her team back in San Franc...
Maggie discovered the affair three days before her forty-fifth birthday. The evidence was mundane: a credit card charge for dinner at L'Amour, a restaurant she'd been begging him t...
The dead marriage sputtered through another Sunday, both of them moving through rooms like ghosts, neither speaking the obvious truth—they were zombies now, walking corpses who'd f...