On the last day of January, Emma Skillpa found a
bag.
It sat in the kitchen, seemingly abandoned, a bright smudge of pink on the otherwise colorlessly industrial counter top. She approached it apprehensively, glancing around to see if the owner might be nearby, but hanging from the handle was a tag with two words printed neatly on it.
Emma
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Though traffic is something of an overstatement since there's no one but him in her path. Still, islanders aren't known for watching where they're going when heading for something to eat, and someone could come dashing round that corner at any moment. God knows it's happened to him.
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"Oh! Oh, I'm so sorry," she said, a hand flying to splay against her chest in hopes of possibly calming the hammering of her heart, just behind her breastbone. "I don't know what came over me."
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"I'd be happy to make you something. It's no trouble."
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"Oh, my goodness, I'm so sorry. I thought I was alone. Are you all right?"
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