Betrayal on the Champs-Elysees
The piano player was black and played like his hands were on fire. Clara sat at a corner table in the cellar beneath Montparnasse, a martini sweating in front of her, and watched the smoke curl toward the ceiling like prayers that nobody was listening to. She was twenty-six, and she had decided three things by that age: that love was real, that it existed somewhere, and that she had not yet...
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