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I stood in my living room, heart racing, when the door swung open. “Surprise!” she yelled, flinging her arms wide. My best friend, Jenna, had barged in like it was any other day. Only this wasn’t any ordinary day — I’d been away for a week, and I was still getting used to the emptiness of the house. I blinked, stunned, just before I noticed the flicker of something in her eyes. “I missed you. You should’ve let me come over sooner.”

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I stood in my living room, heart racing, when the door swung open. “Surprise!” she yelled, flinging her arms wide. My best friend, Jenna, had barged in like it was any other day. Only this wasn’t any ordinary day — I’d been away for a week, and I was still getting used to the emptiness of the house. I blinked, stunned, just before I noticed the flicker of something in her eyes. “I missed you. You should’ve let me come over sooner.”
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Before he even touched the glass, my fingers went cold. I knew what kind of night it would be. Counting his drinks was like reading a weather report for my life. More than two, and a storm was always on the way. It amazed me how easily others ignored the signs. Sometimes, I wondered if I was overreacting. Maybe it was all in my head. But the facts were there, plain as day, like the empty bottles that stayed too long. If you’ve been through this, you know. The signs aren’t always clear, but they are always there.

July 5, 2026