Remember that unspoken and practically unstaged part that occurs during Hey#3?

The one where Diana came back home to a dark, but not empty, house to pack her bags.

The one where Dan, who was still sat on the floor against the counter, heard the motions of his wife readying to leave (even if it was for the better).

The one where Diana, despite the lights being off, knew where to find her husband so she can say her goodbyes.

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when natalie gets home late, there are always leftovers in the fridge, because dan cooked a meal and waited for hours for natalie to walk in, and when she didn’t he packed it away so she could heat something up easily whenever she needed to.

the belongings that natalie dumps on the floor when she gets in are laid carefully on the kitchen counter the next morning.

the shoes she cast off at the stairs are set side by side at the door.

her favorite childhood snack is slipped into her backpack, because dan knows she still likes it.

dan leaves her notes the way he used to when she was younger. natalie doesn’t open any of them until after diana has left.