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Nathaniel did not ask permission.Lillian realized that much when she woke from a shallow sleep to find the room rearranged.A second chair had been moved closer to the bed. His j
Elena learned how to keep distance without creating absence.It was a skill she had perfected over years of social maneuvering, but this time it felt different. This time, it hurt.







