The Wistful Dinner
The rain did not fall. It hung. Suspended in the air, thick as gray wool, smelling of ozone and old pennies. I stood in the kitchen of the brownstone on 4th Street. My hands shook. The knife was in my grip. The handle was cold. Ice cold. I looked at the table. The table was set. Two places. The plates were white china. The forks were silver. The wine was red. Darker than blood. Eleanor sat in...
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