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She had thrown it when she was eleven, under Uncle Theo’s grouchy supervision. It was the first thing she had ever kept. She’d thrown it away twice—once in college, once after a breakup—and both times, it had reappeared on her nightstand.

She pressed her thumbs into the center. The walls rose, smooth and sure, guided by a memory older than her contract, older than the lawyer’s deadline, older than the city’s plan. jasper studio

The room changed.