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There’s nothing the universe loves more than a chance to show us how truly breakable we really are.
I still wake up every morning to the suffocating press of grief on my heart. As far as I can tell, the only thing time does is march onward; all that’s left for the living to do is try not to get trampled beneath it.
I blink back tears, refocusing on my task. I’m better at that now—coming back before grief takes hold.
I didn’t speak for three months after—not even to tell Search and Rescue what’d happened. Everyone thought it was the shock, or some survivor’s guilt thing, but they were all wrong. I was just afraid that if I opened my mouth, grief would reach a hand inside and stop my heart.
There’s no problem a proper cup of tea can’t fix.

