At a white-tablecloth restaurant, the narrator orders for two and speaks to the empty chair across the table: his brother, equal parts mischief and heart. Between Brussels sprouts, burgers, and the check placed equidistant between the living and the loved, they unpack sibling rivalries, timing, and the debts we can’t settle once time closes the kitchen.

A tender, funny elegy about family choreography, tiny deaths, and deciding what to keep when goodbye refuses to give you rules.

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