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August 2022 Fiction Contest: True Love never dies
After a year since her husband pushed the daisies, Lavinia entered his study, the place where he would spend hours reading historic novels. She imagined him smirking at her as she entered the study with a cup of tea when they were newly married. Inside her head, she heard his pleasing voice read out the novels to her.
Closing the eyes of her debilitated face, she ran her hands through the shelf to feel something thin. She pulls it to see that it was their old wedding invitation in the very gold-embossed letters.
She sighs.
Tears fall down her wet eyes.
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