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Margot stood before the mirror, her graying **hair** pulled back in the severe bun she'd worn for thirty years of banking. At 57, after the divorce was final, she'd done something ...
Margaret stood before her vanity mirror, the silver hairbrush moving through her once-red hair now transformed into soft white strands. At eighty-two, she understood what her mothe...
The old oak bench in Arthur's backyard had held three generations of bottoms, and today it held his grandson Michael, who'd just caught a baseball from thin air as if he'd been doi...
Eleanor sat by her kitchen window, the familiar ache in her knees a gentle reminder of eighty-four well-lived years. Her cat, Barnaby, curled contentedly on her lap, his rhythmic p...
Margaret stood at the kitchen sink, picking spinach from between her father's teeth with her fingernail. He'd always loved the stuff—raw, cooked, in smoothies. Now at seventy-three...
The glass tank sat on my desk, a single goldfish swimming in lazy circles. Marcus called it melancholic—said it needed a friend. But Marcus had been gone for three weeks now, and t...
The ethernet cable lay across her living room floor like a black snake, unmoved since Marcus left. Three months, and Elena still stepped over it every morning, a physical memory of...
Barnaby was a very special bear. His fur was the color of a ripe orange, glowing golden in the sunlight. All the other bears had brown or black fur, so Barnaby sometimes felt lonel...
Margaret watched from her kitchen window as the ginger cat—who'd somehow appeared on her porch three years ago and never left—crouched low in the marigolds. Something had caught hi...
Maya's palms were literally sweating as she stood at the edge of the pool, clutching her towel like a lifeline. The summer before freshman year, and somehow she'd been invited to C...
I sit on the porch watching my grandson run across the yard, his baseball cap falling off as he rounds the imaginary bases. Just like his grandfather used to do, I think, though Wa...
The hotel pool was empty at 3 AM, which was exactly why Arthur had chosen it. He sat on the deck in his father's old fedora, watching the solitary goldfish circling its bowl in the...