She’d been practicing a monologue for weeks — not one of the classics, but something small and honest she’d written herself. It started with the memory of her grandmother’s sugar cookies, the ones that always burned at the edges no matter how carefully she watched the oven. The monologue found its center in that imperfection: the warmth of a kitchen, the stubbornness of love, and the way sweetness stays even when things get a little singed.
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