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CHAPTER 89 : THE LIGHTS

Author: Déesse
last update publish date: 2026-04-01 17:33:43

Diane

The car is a padded cell where silence purrs. The nocturnal city streams past the tinted windows, a torrent of anonymous lights that seem to want to suck us in, dissolve us in their incessant flow. I sit upright on the leather seat, my hands clenched on the black satin clutch resting on my lap. My nails, lacquered a dark red that looks like dried blood, dig into the fabric. Every traffic light, every neon that glides over the bodywork is like a too-fast heartbeat, a silent countdown.

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