3) 24-hour diners
She took a sip of her tea and finished it.
“What do
your tea leaves say?” he asked.
She looked
into the tiny porcelain cup, but even if she had any idea how to read tea
leaves, she still would have been at a loss for words. There was nothing lying
at the bottom of her cup. “I guess I don’t have a future,” she said, pointing
the cup at him so he could see in to it from across the table.
He filled
her teacup again from the silver pot that was between them. “Try it again.”
She picked
the cup back up and drained it in one gulp. But still, there was nothing. She
just sat there and stared down into it.
He leaned
forward and refilled it. “Be careful this time,” he said. “You can’t
keep drinking your life away.”
much love,
hedgie
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