THEO"Grab that end," Douglas said, pointing at the dresser.I grabbed it while Elijah grabbed the other end. We lifted together and I immediately regretted every decision that had led to this moment. The dresser was heavy, shaped awkwardly and Elijah was right there across from me, meeting my eyes over the top of it like this was some kind of game."Watch the corner," Douglas called from behind us. "Don't scratch the wall."We'd been at this for an hour already. Moving boxes, rearranging furniture, clearing space for whatever wedding supplies my mother and Douglas had decided they needed. The garage was hot, cramped and I was sweating through my shirt. Elijah looked completely fine, barely even breathing hard."Pivot left," he said.I pivoted left. We maneuvered the dresser through the garage door and into the house. Douglas was already ahead of us, clearing a path."The stairs are narrow," Douglas warned. "So take it slow."Great. Narrow stairs meant closer space. I was already too
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