The Faded Bouquet
The coat was the first thing to go. It did not vanish in a puff of smoke or a dramatic swirl of shadow, but simply ceased to be heavy. One moment, Eleanor was trudging through the slush of the parking lot, the wool soaking up the dampness of a November afternoon, feeling the weight of it like a second skin that had grown into her ribs. The next, she was walking in only her blouse, the cold air...
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