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Ongoing, First published May 23, 2026

A narrativa traça a descida de uma mulher para o luto após a traição. Inicialmente cambaleando de um relacionamento quebrado, Marie atravessa o desespero e a raiva, encontrando um pequeno consolo no apoio de uma amiga, Alice. Esses capítulos revelam uma exploração crua de desgosto e perda, agravada por traumas passados. Enquanto Marie navega dormência e colapso emocional, encontros inesperados - incluindo um encontro casual com seu ex-namorado, Ethan - ameaçam sobrecarregar seu frágil estado..
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