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She laughed bitterly. Of course he’d quantified their misery. But the last column made her breath catch: Days Since Breakup Without Contact: 187. Longing Coefficient (hidden sheet).

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Row after row. Their entire two-year relationship, reduced to cells and formulas. She scrolled. There was a graph titled “Emotional Volatility vs. Caffeine Intake.” Another: “Decline of ‘Good Morning’ Texts Over Time (Linear Regression).”

She clicked the hidden sheet.