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I'm breathless when he sets me on





                  my  feet,  my  legs  shaking.  He  turns





                  away,  his  shoulders  tense  as  he  leans





                  against  the  wall,  barely  able  to  contain





                  his anger. It ripples over him, and falls





                  off him, enveloping us both in it. I rinse





                  off without a word and exit the bathroom,





                  leaving  this  moment  in  that  little  glass






                  box. This is our life now. We live from




                  moment to moment. We hold on, because






                  what else do we have if we let go? I don’t
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