The Faded Photograph
The table was long enough for twelve. It was crowded with silver and glass and the heavy, cloying scent of roasted pheasant. Margaret stood at the head, her spine straight, her face a mask of polite endurance. She was thirty-four. She was tired. Her hands, hidden beneath the tablecloth, trembled slightly. Her husband, David, sat opposite him. He was smiling. It was a wide, easy smile that did...
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