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Submitted to Contest #317
Alex had never believed in fate, or punctuality. She was always five minutes late to everything, especially to the charming, old-fashioned coffee shop on Maple Street. One rainy Monday, as she dashed through the door, she collided with a tall, awkward man holding a pocket watch.“Oh! Sorry,” she stammered.He smiled, brushing rain from his brown curls. “No harm done. I’m James.”Over coffee, they chatted about everything, music, history, bad dates. James was a little odd. He wore vintage clothes, spoke like he’d stepped out of a black-and-white...
Submitted to Contest #316
At the gallery opening, Lilly wore her confidence like a finely tailored blazer, sharp, immaculate, and impenetrable. In Melbourne’s glittering art circles, she was the woman who never missed a step, her poise as renowned as her curatorial eye.Every detail was deliberate. The bold sweep of crimson lipstick, the measured way she tilted her head while examining each canvas. It was all part of her performance.But as she paused in front of the evening’s main attraction, a swirl of vibrant blues and ochres, her composure wobbled. Not because of t...
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