The Wistful Dinner
"Put it down. Now." I didn't move. My hand was locked around the handle of the ceramic jar. It was a small thing, no bigger than a human skull, glazed in a dull, chipped blue. The glaze was old. It had been in the crate for forty years. Maybe longer. I had pulled it from the mud of the quarry floor at three in the morning. The rain was a fine mist, cold against my neck. I was the only one...
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