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Edge of Sundown

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“Every table now claimed by fellow caffeine addicts, tiny screens and steaming drinks sealing them into private bubbles, no one would hear if he lowered his voice.”

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“His legs spasmed at the sudden shortening of his stride.”

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“The past was evident, pain infusing every line.”

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“The powerlessness, the sensation of falling, the rotten, futile attempt to save himself, seeped into his memory. But they flickered like clips from a film: detatched random pictures devoid of emotion or context. He hoped someone could fill in the missing scenes.”

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“He needed to get over the threshold, find enough serenity to sleep. But he couldn’t quite step off that hedge.”

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“The edges of each breath fluttered out of reach, and he laid a hand against his chest as if to capture them.”

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“All he had was abstract sensations and not one fact.”

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“Overnight, the world had taken on an eerie flatness, a still life depicted in monochrome.”

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“He’d forgotten what this brand of uncertainty was like. He’d always had some other project to immerse himself in, mind exploding with plots, keeping the anxiety at bay. Torture couched in madness.”

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“Pride had a chalky, bitter taste.”

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