The Wistful Dinner
"Stop," I said. My hand hovered over the lever. The brass was cold. It bit into my skin. "Stop," I repeated. The air in the library was thick. It tasted of dust and ozone. The grandfather clock ticked. It was loud. It was aggressive. Eleanor stood by the window. Her back was to me. She wore the blue dress. It was old. It was stained. "Why do you hesitate, Thomas?" she asked. Her voice was...
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