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“Same thing,” May said, and kissed her. Soft. Certain. Like the first page of a book you already know you’ll read a hundred times.

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“This one,” May said softly. “This is the one where the heroine leaves her perfect life because perfect was killing her slowly.” “Same thing,” May said, and kissed her

They became a habit. May would come by at closing with two cups of tea (chamomile for Cassie, something aggressively peppermint for herself) and they’d sit on the shop’s worn velvet settee. They talked about everything except the past. Then, one night, they talked about nothing but the past. Like the first page of a book you

“Because I did the same thing,” May said. “Left a law firm, a fiancé, a penthouse with a view of the wrong river. Came here to paint. Turns out, I’m a terrible painter. But I make a mean sourdough.”