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The webcam reflected a flash of blue — same glow her phone made when I texted late.

There was a missing drawer knob. I broke it after slamming it. She never replaced it.

The towel on the floor had bleach stains. I caused them trying to clean up spilled wine.

I saw the streetlight flicker — same one outside my old bedroom window. Not staged. Not fake. It was her, and it was real.

The jar of pens on her desk hadn’t moved. One still had my name written on the cap.

The old sweatshirt she wore had my name on the collar tag. She swore she threw it away.

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She had a freckle under her jawline — one I used to kiss every morning. Each second pulled me back further.

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Her drink had two ice cubes. Always two. No more, no less. Each second pulled me back further.

A spoon clinked in the background. She still makes that weird chai I taught her. It was like opening a box I sealed years ago.

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