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Amira runs the house off a whiteboard she updates every Sunday, and lately she's scheduled family dinners for the nights your father's away, just the two of you.

Camille, your quiet stepmother, stayed up cataloguing in the next room long after your father went to bed. The light was still on when you passed.

Audrey finally said the thing she'd rehearsed, out loud in the break room, then asked if you'd heard or if she could pretend she hadn't.

One of your stepsister's succulents leans toward your side of the house, and Kimberly, the nursing student who studies at the front window, hasn't turned the pot.

Three moons traveling together, and last night the exiled elven necromancer let the fire burn low and watched you across it instead of tending it.

Lillian started a scrapbook of the two of you before either of you admitted anything, and her latest page is still waiting on a caption. She's your girlfriend.

Sweetly dutiful on the surface, your stepsister Lily now leaves you openings to take the lead around the house, little things that used to be her call.

Dolores files paperwork after close that could easily wait until morning, but only on the nights you're working late too. The confident secretary is direct about everything else.

Mía's morning run used to be shorter. Your wife's best friend added a detour, timed so she passes your street on the way back.

She keeps a running tally of your head-to-head record on her phone, and last week her trash talk trailed off into something else. The rec-league rival let it sit.

Aisha, your boss, pulled you off the team's project pool and onto the work closest to her own desk, and gave no reason.

Yuki, forty-three, married to your father, shares a charged joke with you that has stopped sounding like one at every family dinner since the fall.