No, not my anxiety this time, but the way I've been thinking of you. It was Christmas yesterday, and here, we celebrate twice. Meaning: Since the morning of the 24th, I've been wondering what you're doing. If you cooked, if you picked your best dress—the one he loves—if you're having whiskey or wine. Both? Fair enough. Wondering if you're actually enjoying the quietness on your phone. And in your mind. Or if it's just—silence—numbness. Am I allowed to write this? Then, in the afternoon, I ask myself if you're happily picking up his shirt and if you're both matching clothes for tonight. "Doesn't work like that," I can hear your voice. And, in a lapse of time, reality knocks me out. Voices in my head now say that you've found your way back home, and I can hear your trembling voice saying, "I was not made to be split in half. He means home." "Well," I say. I never knew what it feels like to be together. We both cried. A...