The summer heat clung to the old family cabin like a second skin, thick and unrelenting. My sister Lena and I had driven up to Uncle Ray's place for what we thought would be a quiet weekend away from the city—two weeks after our parents' divorce, nerves frayed, needing escape. At twenty-two and twenty-four, we were old enough to know better, but young enough to crave the forbidden thrill of it all.Uncle Ray greeted us at the door in a faded tank top and shorts, his broad shoulders still muscled from years of construction work, silver threading through his dark hair. He'd always been the handsome one in the family, the one who made our aunts blush and our mother roll her eyes. "Girls," he drawled, pulling us both into a hug that lingered a beat too long, his big hands warm against our backs. "Damn, you've grown."That first night, after too much wine on the porch, the air shifted. Lena and I shared the big guest bed, giggling about old memories, when the door creaked open. Ray stood t
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