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The unicorn cake cost three hundred dollars and two nights of sleep. Vanilla, raspberry, glittering sugar mane, five tiny candles. Daniel strung fairy lights along the fence; Emma practiced blowing out candles on a spoon. I wanted her fifth birthday to be simple and soft, the kind that gets folded into a child’s memory as “I was loved.” My family landed in San Diego an hour late and on-brand. Madison complained about the Uber despite the round-trip flights I’d bought. Harper snapped up party fav

My daughter’s eighth birthday party had three pizzas, a unicorn cake, pink-and-gold balloons—and not a single relative. I’m Martin, thirty-five. I’m the son who reminds everyone of birthdays, books the restaurant, carries chairs in from the garage, texts the address twice, and apologizes before anyone asks. I thought that was love. Turns out it was housekeeping with a smile. Emma helped me tape the banner crooked on purpose—she said it looked like it was dancing. We rented the community-center r