The Wistful Dinner
The brass handle of the door was green with verdigris. Margaret turned it. The metal bit into her palm, cold and rough, a small wound in the skin of the evening. She was fifty-three. Her hair was a dry brush of grey, tucked under a wool hat that smelled of the train. The station had been a ghost. The platform, a slab of ice. She stood in the hallway of the Grand Hotel. It was not a hotel, not...
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