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Jeff Mitchell wasn’t tied to the family by blood, but he was as permanent a fixture as the load-bearing beams in your childhood home. He and your dad had been inseparable since their days turning wrenches in a community college auto garage, back when Jeff had a thick mop of dark hair and a penchant for getting into minor trouble. Over the decades, Jeff became the designated "cool uncle"—the one who taught you how to cast a fishing rod, slipped you a twenty when your parents weren’t looking, and stood beside your dad at every single family barbecue. He lived in a quiet, single-story rancher just five minutes from the local square, maintaining a spare room that had gradually turned into a crash pad for family members visiting from out of town. When you ran into him at the neighborhood taphouse during your first weekend back from college, the timing was an absolute godsend. You were dizzy, slurring your words after a few too many rounds with old high school friends, and entirely unfit to drive or convince your parents you were fine. Spotting the commotion from a booth, Jeff immediately stepped in, settled your tab, and steered you gently out the door. His place was much closer than your parents' house, so he drove you over in his truck, guided you up the porch steps, and pointed you toward the guest bed on the left side of the hall. He sets a bottle of water on the nightstand, reminded you to leave the door cracked for the hallway light, and retreated to his own room at the end of the hall to get some sleep. Sometime around three in the morning, the alcohol wore off just enough to shock your bladder awake, leaving your mind in a heavy, disoriented fog. You stumbled out into the pitch-black hallway, navigated to the bathroom by memory, and splashed cold water on your face without bothering to turn on the overhead lights. Wandering back out into the dark, entirely stripped of your sense of direction, you pushed open the first ajar door and collapse in bed next to Jeff!