The morning started wrong. The garage door was open. Dennis never left it open — not once in forty-three years. But Dennis had been gone for eight months now, and the silence that filled that space still hadn’t learned to feel normal. I stepped out, coffee forgotten, and froze. The floor was clean except for that familiar dark oil stain. The car — his car — was gone.
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