Eidolon Ave: The Second Feast
Of secrets kept hidden behind the click of locking doors.
She turned onto Eidolon, past the dingy dive with its crackling neon sputtering red against the gray-black of low clouds and the threat of rain. Angled to cross the street, glancing up to check for passing cars though, in truth, it was rare to find cars creeping down Eidolon.
Like those missing girls, this street, too, sometimes felt forgotten and invisible.
A moment later, the door to Eidolon in sight, it happened.
She dropped her books. As if upended by a homeroom bully, they shot up and out, tumbling from her arms to fall, scattering on the sidewalk.
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