The Wistful Dinner
Elara’s fingers were already buried in the wet wool of her coat when the reflection appeared, a sliver of pale face staring up from the rain-slicked cobblestones of the main square in Oakhaven. She had been driving for six hours, the wipers beating a dull, rhythmic thud against the windshield, her mind a knot of anxiety over the gambling debts that had swallowed her brother’s savings and, by...
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