The Wistful Campus
The champagne was cold. It always was at parties like this, served in buckets that looked more like industrial drums than vessels for celebration. You held the glass by the stem, your fingers wrapped tight, knuckles white against the crystal. The liquid swirled, a pale, indifferent gold. Around you, the room buzzed. Laughter clacked like dry bones. The air smelled of expensive perfume and stale...
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