The Bright Road Home
The piano in the ballroom was a Steinway, black and gleaming, and Clara Bennett had never touched anything so expensive in her life. She stood before it in borrowed shoes—her own were scuffed canvas sneakers, stained with the grease of a hundred diner shifts—and felt the eyes of three hundred wealthy New Yorkers on her back. They were waiting for the entertainment. They expected a college...
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