The Great Disillusion
The champagne bubbles rose in Daisy Fitzgerald's glass like tiny white mice, each one a brief and perfect thing that existed for a moment and then vanished. Eleanor Vance watched them from across the table and felt a dull ache in her right wrist that had nothing to do with the injury and everything to do with the realization that she was sitting in a room full of people who had never known...
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