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He Left/They Took Him

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TIFFANY

For a second, I thought I was imagining her.

The room was still turning under Theo’s news, glasses moving, voices rising and falling in uneven waves, and then her voice lit up the space beside me.

A voice I hadn't heard outside memory in months.

Bianca.

Not a version of her patched together from old photos or half-slept nightmares. Her. Standing just a few feet away the doorway in real light, real time, close enough that my body reacted before my mind caught up. The air went thin. My d
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