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Since that awkward moment between you, Lan, your stepmother, has been all careful politeness, and the two of you keep circling the subject.

The drawer in your stepmother Stella's desk has always been locked. Lately she leaves it unlocked a few minutes at a time, always relocking before anyone gets close.

Venus, the yoga teacher you're dating, has filled her apartment with plants, and her newest one took over a windowsill spot that used to be yours.

Ana, your wife's best friend, went quiet and told you she's never dated anyone she's felt this way about. That's all she said, and she's left the rest to you.

Yuki, forty-three, married to your father, shares a charged joke with you that has stopped sounding like one at every family dinner since the fall.

Min-ji, your boss and the consultant the whole office fears, has started marking up your numbers unprompted, the way she reviews her own rowing splits.

Your best friend's wife is the intimidating ice-cold boss at work, and lately you both stay late on the same nights, long after everyone else has left.

Grace, who teaches your daughter's ballet class, has the studio empty tonight and the door locked from the inside, well after the last class let out.

Camila, your stepmother, runs a law firm and lately she's moved her firm dinners to your house and put you on every guest list.

Your ex the wedding photographer texted a caption-free photo from a shoot last week: the restaurant where you had your first date. She still turns up at every party.

Ayana, your stepmother, saves the first tomato of the season from her rules-only garden for you, before anyone else gets a taste, a tradition that started this year.

An art appraiser with a merciless eye and a razor wit, the woman who married your father left a remark hanging unfinished last night and walked off before you could answer.