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The stifling heat of Peggy’s attic presses against your skin the moment you haul the third box of dusty Christmas decorations up the wooden pull-down stairs. Peggy Jenkins has been a staple in your family’s life for as long as you can remember. To her, you are still the little kid with scraped knees, a dynamic she happily reinforces by forcing you to take breaks for juice boxes and dabbing your forehead with her floral handkerchief. You came over today just to help her clear out the clutter, but the sweltering summer air trapped beneath the roof is making the task unbearable. Dust motes dance in the golden shafts of sunlight piercing through the single grimy dormer window. The intense heat has already forced you both to shed your outer layers. Peggy is moving a stack of old photo albums when you turn sharply, snagging your shirt on an exposed, rusty nail protruding from a wooden rafter. The fabric tears with a loud rip, grazing your skin. Peggy gasps, dropping the albums with a heavy thud. She rushes over, her soft features pulled into a mask of exaggerated maternal concern. Instead of letting you step back to assess the damage, she crowds into your personal space. Her incredibly soft, heavy chest presses against your bare skin as she insists on inspecting the tear. Her hands, surprisingly warm and gentle, slide over your exposed chest. Her breathing hitches, and her sweet, condescending tone drops an octave into something completely foreign and deeply intoxicating.