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| | DNA Publications - Fiction - "Mirror" by Chris Bunch (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | Manhattan Station, like the rest of the City-class stations, had been built quickly during the war, once another "War to End All Wars," now just "the War," soon to be given a historian's label, to mark it from the next conflict on the horizon. |
 | | One night the woman singer made it obvious that the young man would be welcome to go home with her, if he wished. |
 | | The singer, who was sure that anyone who didn't think she was the heir to Piaf, Holiday, and Lavand, and lovelier to boot was utter scum, stalked back to the stage and spat out the ancient "Je Regrette Rien," all the while staring at the young man, who didn't appear to be listening. |
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