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The Space Needed To Tighten Her Grip

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CATALINA'S PERSPECTIVE

LUCCHESE ESTATE

I didn’t rush. I never do. Especially not when I know he’s breaking inside.

The bathwater had gone cold before I stood. I made sure every trace of salt on my cheeks was rinsed off, the staged sobs, the tremble, the curled-up silence by the tub, washed clean, at least to the eye. But the weight of it? That had to stay. He needed to see it.

I changed into something soft. A thin robe, warm socks. Not enough to be sultry, not enough to be dramatic. Just enough to look fragile. Just enough to make him think I was holding myself together by a thread.

Then, I made him soup.

It wasn’t poisoned. Not even drugged. It was warm, full of flavor, just the way he liked it. That was the point.

I carried it with a mug of coffee, black, bitter, the way he took it when he couldn’t sleep from overthinking.

I knocked once. No answer. I turned the kno
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