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When our café closed, it didn’t end with shouting or dramatic goodbyes. It ended quietly, with keys turned for the last time and the heavy understanding that our dream—and our savings—were gone. That night, my husband John told me he “needed space.” He said he couldn’t breathe, couldn’t think, couldn’t stay.
I stood there in our kitchen, thinking about our six-year-old son asleep down the hall and the future we were supposed to face together. John packed a bag, kissed our son’s forehead, and promised to call. Weeks passed.
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