The Wistful Dinner
The wrench sat in my palm, cold and slick with grease, its open end trembling against the rusted bolt head like a small, dead animal. I was forty-two years old, and my hands, which had once been steady enough to perform surgery on a engine block with nothing but a screwdriver and a prayer, were now shaking so violently that the metal bit into my skin, leaving crescent-shaped bruises that...
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