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Lena sat up in bed, the cold sheet beside her a dead weight. Mark’s side. Empty. Again. The digital clock on the nightstand bled red numbers: 3:17 AM. Through the thin apartment walls, she heard the muffled thud of the building’s stairwell door. Footsteps. Too light for Mark’s heavy tread.

She woke gasping, drenched in sweat. The clock said 3:18 AM. Beside her, Mark slept soundly, his chest rising and falling in slow rhythm. She reached out, fingertips brushing his arm. He didn’t stir.

In the dream, she tried to speak. “That’s not me.” But her mouth filled with sand. ntr nightmare

He held up the phone. The photo was timestamped. Date, time, GPS coordinates. All wrong. All damning. And in the image, a man’s arm draped over her shoulder. She couldn’t see his face. Just a watch on his wrist—a stainless steel diver, same as Mark’s.

Lena’s throat closed. She’d bought him that watch last week. For their anniversary. The receipt was still in her purse. Lena sat up in bed, the cold sheet beside her a dead weight

“There is no one,” she sobbed.

Different wrist.

The dream always started the same way: with the front door clicking shut.