The Wistful Show
"Pass the salt." I handed it to him. His hand was steady. Mine was not. We sat in the booth at the back of the diner, the vinyl cracked and peeling, smelling of old grease and lemon polish. Outside, the rain hammered the glass. It was a heavy, gray rain, the kind that turns the world into a watercolor smear. I watched the droplets race each other down the pane. They looked like tears. They...
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