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My door rang right after I had finished rearranging my flat and making it look more like home again. I took in deep breaths and answered my door.

“Hi.” Todd was smiling when I opened the door. He had something in his hand, plastic bags. “I brought snacks.”

“Come in.” I let him inside the flat.

“Nice place.”

“Thank you.” I let Todd sit while I got him something to drink. “So what’s up?” I started.

Todd brought something up about the stuff he did when he moved away after we broke up and how he missed me. I knew they were all lies but at least I was being entertained by those lies. Then he brought up those fun times we had when we were dating.

“Do you remember the time when you poured dye in the swimming pool while the swim team was practising and everyone on the team turned black?”

“Oh I remember.” I chuckled. “Those racists.” I said under my breath. “But it was fun.”

“Yeah. You showed them not to mess with you. It was really cool. It was menacing but it was very bold of you.”

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