She flicked off the lights in her office, letting the darkness settle before she slowly made her way out.

On her way home, she passed by the diner she often visited alone for meals. Deciding on a whim, she parked and walked in.

Choosing a table for one, the warmth of the comfort food slightly eased the chill in her bones. The waitress, whom Sylvia had come to know, brought over a steaming cup of hot chocolate, a smile spreading across her face, "Working late again?"

Sylvia looked up with a warm smile, "Partly for the late-night hot chocolate fix."

The waitress had seen Sylvia many times but was still dazzled by her beauty, "If I looked half as good as you, I'd snag myself a rich guy and quit this grind."

Sylvia chuckled softly, "Standing on your own two feet lasts longer."

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After finishing her meal, Sylvia left the diner and drove home.

outside quickly snatched away the

the darkness and

remembered a night when, feeling on the verge of giving up, she had come home wanting to message

being lost in a dark sea and suddenly

yet was etched deeply in her heart, never

the lights, she walked towards the balcony, which, as expected,

out a notebook. Flipping it open, she

pen, she struck through the

so it wasn't

enough to fend off a lifetime of

it hard to adjust to normal

knew exactly

team, leaving her directionless. He had been her world, and without him and the cause she had fought for, she felt utterly lost and desperate. She had once spent ten days lying in a dingy motel near the Tripe

others had homes to

in one place too long, afraid to stop

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