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After Nighthawks by Francine Witte

March 19, 2024

It doesn’t take much to sit all alone at a counter, but try it when your gal at home just handed you the relationship check and you end up walking all night, end up at one of those big-windowed diners where anyone passing by can look in, only no one does, and it’s two a.m.

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Sorry by Sarah Freligh

March 14, 2024

Fluffy is boxed and ready to go, so all Lissa has to do is pay the ransom: four nights/five days in the boarding kennel and an unexpected fee for something called “comfort services” that’s a little more than half the cost of a tolerable bottle of white wine.

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