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The Morning After

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DEVON

Apple juice.

It was crisp, sweet, and cold against the back of my throat. I took another sip, the condensation on the glass wetting my fingertips, and leaned back in the velvet armchair I’d pulled to the side of the bed.

The room was silent, save for the rhythmic hum of the central air and the soft, uneven breathing of the woman in the bed.

Irene.

She was still asleep. The sedative pinch I’d given her back at the engagement party—was it only twelve hours ago?—had been precise. I didn’t us
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