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It started the way these gatherings always did: too loud It started the way these gatherings always did: too loud, too crowded, and full of people pretending everything was funnier...
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PART 2: I signed the papers the way people sign receipts at a grocery store The next morning, the house felt different. The quiet was no longer suffocating; it carried...