One evening, on the balcony of Sarah’s condo overlooking the Sound, Sarah took Elena’s hand. "I used to think I’d finished the book of my life," Sarah whispered. "That the rest of the chapters were just… epilogues."
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The rain in Seattle didn’t dampen the warmth inside "The Boundless Page," the independent bookstore Elena had owned for twenty years. At fifty-five, Elena moved with a quiet grace, her silver-streaked hair pulled back as she organized a display of new memoirs. She loved the steady rhythm of her life—the scent of paper, the loyal morning regulars, and the peaceful solitude of her apartment. Then Sarah walked in. One evening, on the balcony of Sarah’s condo
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