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The Summons

Author: S.J. RAE
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-02-12 20:40:46

Monday morning felt like walking to my own execution.

I stood outside the Financial Aid office at exactly nine o’clock. My hands were sweating despite the cold. Through the glass door, I could see Director Calista at her desk. She looked up, saw me, and waved me in.

The office smelled like old paper and bitter coffee. Director Calista was a small woman with gray hair pulled back tightly. She’d always been nice to me before. Professional but kind.

Today her face was stone.

“Sit down, Ms. Hale.”

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