Annalisa
And the bustling street outside was filled with cars that looked like they belonged in a museum.
Disbelief clawed at me. Had it worked? Was I back in time?
A giggle broke through my stupor.
Relief, thick and syrupy, flooded my veins. It had worked. The ancient ritual, the chanting under the sliver of a moon, it had all been worth it. There she was, Annalisa, across the crowded marketplace, a riot of color in a sea of muted tones. Her fiery red hair, usually tamed into a bun, escaped in fiery tendrils around her face, a rebellion against the oppressive atmosphere.
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