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bright to brooding in an hour.
Nathan arrived home earlier than usual, shirt sleeves rolled up, collar damp.
Sable was already there in leggings and a tank top, a towel looped around her neck. She stood in front of the mirror, pretending to stretch.
“You know, yoga was packed today,” she told him. “But I feel so much lighter. I should go more often.”
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