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He felt a crack run up his spine—not painful, but final, like the first split in a porcelain cup when you pour boiling water into it. Light poured out of the crack. Warm, golden, smelling of toast.

Jesse looked down at his hands. They were softening. The lines on his palms were fading, becoming smooth, like dough. His fingernails had turned translucent.

The restaurant was full. Every red vinyl booth was occupied. Every stool at the counter was taken. But no one was eating. They sat in perfect stillness, their faces slack, eyes half-closed. A woman in a powder-blue dress held a fork an inch from her lips, a green pea balanced on its tines, trembling. A man in a fedora stared at a cup of coffee so old a skin had formed on top, iridescent as oil. soft restaurant full crack

Jesse tried to scream. What came out was a soft, wet sigh.

And then he was sitting in a booth. A fork in his hand. A pea on the fork. A whisper on his lips. He felt a crack run up his spine—not

EAT'

Outside, the neon sign buzzed. The apostrophe still flickered. Jesse looked down at his hands

"I'm looking for someone," he said. His own voice sounded too loud, too sharp—like breaking glass in a library.