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The Last Meal She Ever Cooked Was Not For Me

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I knew something was wrong before I knew anything at all. There were too many lights for our quiet street, red ones, swinging slow circles across the brick of our building like a warning I couldn't read yet.

I'd left the depot two hours early. A burst pipe had flooded the loading dock, and the supervisor sent half of us home for the night. I remember being almost happy about it on the drive back. I'd texted Mara from the parking lot. *Home early. Want me to grab wine?* She hadn't answered, and I'd assumed she was in the shower.

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