The rest of the week became a slow excavation. Bailey left tiny, deliberate breadcrumbs of her own—notes, recordings, photos—in places she had once abandoned: the bench by the pier, the locker at her old gym, the bookshelf of a used bookstore she used to haunt. Each time she retrieved an object or memory she’d forgotten how to name, she felt less hollow.
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