Aug. 3, 2025
Night Market (Part 2) - "The Price Of Wonder"
Ava returns to the night market after twenty-eight agonizing days of withdrawal, but this time she sees the horror beneath the wonder—customers connected by silver threads to a massive web, tended by an ancient entity called the Collector. Despite Kieran's desperate warnings and his revelation that he's trapped as the market's unwilling servant, Ava trades her sense of home for nostalgia honey that contains writhing memories.
As she experiences concentrated perfection from her past, she feels the memories being consumed by something else, and a silver thread emerges from her chest, connecting her permanently to the Collector's web. Now marked as property by a vast predatory presence that speaks directly into her mind, Ava flees back to the ordinary world—but the whispers follow her home, and she realizes that something is coming to collect what it's owed, whether she returns to the market or not.
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Caleroga Shark Media.
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Welcome to the Night Market, a special Romance Weekly and
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Ghost Scary Stories crossover event. This is episode two, The
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Price of Wonder.
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Twenty eight days. I'd counted them down like a prisoner,
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marking time. Each sunrise another small death as the honey's
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memory faded further from my tongue. The article I'd written
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that first night had sparked something. My editor wanted more
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pieces like it. Readers were sharing it across social media,
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and for the first time in months, I felt like
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maybe I could salvage my career. But the words wouldn't come.
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Every morning, I sat at my laptop, fingers poised over
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keys that might as well have been foreign symbols. The
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blank document mocked me, cursor blinking like a slow heartbeat.
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I'd tried everything, visiting new restaurants, experimenting with exotic ingredients,
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even attempting to recreate the flavors from my grandmother's old recipes.
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Nothing worked, food tasted like cardboard, experiences felt flat and colorless,
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and the world around me seemed drained of all meaning.
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The bells had gotten worse. What started as a distant chime.
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I could almost convince myself was imaginary had become a
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constant presence. They followed me through grocery stores, whispered through
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my apartment walls at night, echoed in the space between
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raindrops during Seattle's endless drizzle. Other people didn't seem to
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hear them. I'd even asked the barista at my usual
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coffee shop if she noticed anything strange, and she'd looked
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at me like I was losing my mind. Maybe I was.
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By day fifteen, I was jumping at shadows. By day twenty,
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I'd stopped leaving my apartment except for absolute necessities, and
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by day twenty five I was barely sleeping because the
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bells had developed a pattern, three slow chimes followed by silence,
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then three more like a countdown, like something was measuring
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time until it could collect what it was owed. On
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day twenty seven, I called in sick to a restaurant
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review because the thought of pretending to taste anything made
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me physically ill. I spent the entire day pacing my apartment,
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checking the locks, obsessively, drawing the curtains tight against a
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sun that hurt my eyes. The bells were so loud
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now that they drowned out traffic television, even my own thoughts.
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When I looked in the mirror, my reflection seemed wrong, somehow, thinner,
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more translucent, like I was fading from the inside out.
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And tonight, finally, mercifully, tonight, the moon would disappear entirely
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from the sky. I arrived at Pine and Melrose three
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hours early, sitting in my car like some kind of
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supernatural stalker. The alley looked exactly as it had for
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the past month, empty, ordinary, disappointing. But as darkness fell
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and the last sliver of moon faded from view, I
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felt it a shift in the air, a change in
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the quality of shadows. The temperature dropped ten degrees in
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an instant, and my breath began to fog. Despite the
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mild October evening, the bells stopped ringing. The silence was
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somehow worse than the sound had been. It pressed against
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my ear drums like water, thick and soft, vocating, And
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then cutting through that terrible quiet, came something that might
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have been music, or might have been the sound of
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reality tearing at its seams. The light appeared at eleven
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forty seven pm, exactly spilling from that impossible gap between
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buildings like liquid gold. But this time I noticed things
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I'd missed before. The light didn't just spill, it writhed,
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moving with deliberate purpose, reaching toward me with tendrils that
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looked almost like fingers. The shadows it cast were too dark,
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too deep, and they moved independently of their sources. I
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was moving before i'd consciously decided to, drawn by sense
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that made my mouth water and my chest ache with longing.
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But underneath the familiar aromas of cardamom and star annis,
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I caught something else, something metallic and bitter that made
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my stomach clench with unease. The market had changed. New
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stools lined the twisted pathways, their wares glowing with inner
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light that pulsed like a heartbeat. A woman with butterfly
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wings that left trails of silver dust sold bottled laughter
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that sparkled like champagne, But when I looked closer, the
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bottles contained what looked suspiciously like tears. An ancient man
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whose skin looked like tree bark offered first memories the
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moment a baby opens its eyes and sees the world,
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But his display case was filled with empty eyed dolls
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that tracked my movement as I passed children who might
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have been there for centuries or minutes, traded in perfect conversations,
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but their voices carried an echo that made my teeth ache,
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and when they smiled, their teeth were too sharp, too numerous.
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But it was the customers that made my blood run cold.
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What I'd taken for drowsy contentment on my first visit
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now revealed itself as something far more sinister. They didn't
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move like sleepwalkers. They moved like marionettes, jerky and unnatural,
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as if something else was pulling their strings. A woman
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in expensive clothes stood at a stool selling perfect beauty,
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but her face was gaunt, hollowed out, and when she
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turned her head, it moved too far, rotating at an
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angle that should have been impossible. A man clutched a
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jar of confidence to his chest, but his hands shook
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and his eyes darted constantly, and I realized, with growing
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horror that he wasn't holding the jar. It was holding him.
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Thin silver threads extended from the lid, wrapping around his
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fingers like puppet strings, and every time he tried to
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set it down, the threads tightened and pulled his hands
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back up. They're not customers, I whispered to myself, the
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realization hitting me like a physical blow. They're livestock. But
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Kiran's stall remained exactly where I remembered it, honey jars
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glowing like captured sunsets. He looked up as I approached,
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and something crossed his face. Relief, disappointment, terror. You came back,
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he said, voice soft as midnight rain, but carrying an
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undertone I hadn't noticed before, fear. Did you think I wouldn't.
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I hoped you wouldn't. His storm gray eyes held mine
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with an intensity that made my knees weak. But now
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I could see something else there. Desperation. The market doesn't
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give gifts without act, affecting payment eventually, and the interest
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he swallowed hard. The interest compounds quickly. Then it's a
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good thing I brought my wallet, I said, trying for lightness,
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but hearing the desperation in my own voice. Kieran didn't smile. Instead,
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he gestured to the other customers wandering between stalls. Look
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at them, ava really look. I followed his gaze and
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felt my stomach drop. The woman at the beauty stool
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wasn't just gaunt. Parts of her were missing where her
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left eye should have been was empty socket that seemed
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to contain swirling darkness. The man with the confidence jar
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had no shadow, and when he opened his mouth to
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speak to a vendor, no sound came out, like his
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voice had been stolen. But worse than the missing pieces
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were the things that had been added, silver threads from
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every customer, connecting them to their purchases, like umbilical cords,
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and those threads all led back to the same place,
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a massive web that hung in the shadows between stalls,
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tended by something I couldn't quite see, but desperately didn't
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want to. What happened to them? I whispered, they traded?
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Kieran said, simply, the market always collects what it's owed,
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one way or another. And once you're connected, he gestured
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to the silver threads, you become part of the collection.
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A chill ran down my spine, but it was overwhelmed
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by the desperate hunger clawing at my chest. I could
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feel the emptiness inside me, like a physical wound, and
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I knew, knew with absolute certainty, that only another taste
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of that impossible honey could fill it. The bells might
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I stopped, but they'd been replaced by something worse. A
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whispering in the back of my mind that sounded like
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my own voice but spoke words I'd never thought. You
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need it. The voice whispered, You'll die without it. Look
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how gray you've become, how lifeless you're already dead, you
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just haven't stopped breathing yet. I need it, I said aloud,
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abandoning any pretense of dignity. Whatever the price is, I'll
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pay it. Kieran's expression grew pained. Behind him, the honey
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jars pulsed with their own light, and I could swear
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I heard them calling my name, Ava, Please. The word
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came out as a broken whisper. I can't. I can't
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live like this. Everything is gray and flat and meaningless.
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I haven't been able to write, to taste, to feel
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like anything real since that night. I need what you
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gave me. The whispering in my head grew louder, more insistent.
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He wants you to beg they all do. Show him
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how much you need it, show him you'll do anything.
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For a long moment, he just stared at me. Then,
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with the careful movements of someone handling something incredibly dangerous,
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he reached for a different jar. This one contained honey
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that swirled with ribbons of gold and amber, beautiful enough
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to make my chest ache. But as he lifted it,
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I noticed something that made my blood freeze. There were
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things moving in the honey, tiny writhing shapes that looked
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almost like memories. Kiran said, quietly, following my gaze. This
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is nostalgia, honey. It tastes like every perfect moment from
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your past, concentrated and purified. But the price, he hesitated,
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and I saw his hands shake slightly. The price is homesickness,
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your ability to feel settled content in any place. You'll
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always be searching for somewhere you can never find again.
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I should have asked questions, should have demanded to understand
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exactly what I was trading away, But the whispering in
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my head had become a raw, and the tiny shapes
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in the honey were reaching toward me, pressing against the
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glass like they knew I was there. They're your memories,
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the voice explained, with sick sweetness, pieces of you that
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are already gone. He's just showing you what you've lost.
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Take them back, take them all back. I'll take it,
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I said, without hazard. Kieran's jaw tightened, but he dipped
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a silver spoon into the jar. The honey clung to
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it like liquid light, and the tiny shape swarmed toward
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the spoon, clustering around it in a mass that pulsed
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with their own heartbeat. I could swear I heard it humming,
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a frequency that resonated in my bones and made my
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teeth ache with anticipation. Wait, he said, as I leaned forward.
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Before you do this, you should know I'm not just
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a vendor here. I'm bound to this place, trapped by
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debts I can never fully repay. I've been watching people
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like you for longer than you can imagine. And he
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looked away, jaw working like he was fighting with himself.
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I don't want to see you become like them? Then
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why offer it to me? Because if I don't, someone
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else will. They won't warn you first. His voice dropped
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to a whisper. And because every person I don't help
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feed to this place means another day of my own punishment.
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The honesty in his voice made something flutter in my chest.
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Separate from the hunger. There was genuine pain there, genuine concern,
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but it wasn't enough to overcome the desperate need that
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had been eating me alive for twenty eight days. I
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opened my mouth, the honey touched my tongue, and the
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world exploded into memory. I was seven years old in
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my grandmother's kitchen, flour dusting every surface as we made
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Christmas cookies. I was sixteen, tasting my first real croissant
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in a tiny cafe in Portland, understanding for the first
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time that food could be art. I was twenty two,
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writing my first restaurant review and feeling like I'd found
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my calling. But this time I could feel what was happening.
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As each memory played out. They weren't just being recalled.
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They were being extracted, pulled from the deepest parts of
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my mind, and consumed by something that tasted them along
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with me. Every perfect moment I'd ever experience flooded through
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me at once, but as they passed, I felt them
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becoming hollow, empty shells that would never again carry the
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same emotional weight. And as the honey dissolved on my tongue,
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I felt something else dissolving too, the comfortable feeling of
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being home in my apartment, the satisfaction of a quiet
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evening alone, the simple pleasure of familiar surroundings. They drained
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away like water through a broken glass, leaving behind a
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hollow ache I couldn't name. But worse than the loss
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was what took its place. A silver thread, thin as
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spider silk emerged from my chest and stretched back toward
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the shadows between stalls. I watched in horror as it
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connected to the massive web i'd seen earlier, and suddenly
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I could feel everything it touched, the desperate hunger of
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every other customer, the cold satisfaction of whatever tended the web,
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and underneath it all a vast and terrible presence that
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regarded me with the interest of a child examining a
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new toy. Welcome, something whispered directly into my mind, and
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the voice was old and patient and infinitely hungry. We've
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been waiting for you. I was still crying when the
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honey's effects began to fade, but now the tears felt different,
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not joy, but loss, a bone deep longing for something
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I couldn't identify, some perfect place that existed only in
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the space between memory and dream. And underneath the longing
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was terror, because I could feel that presence watching me,
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measuring me, calculating exactly how much more I could give
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before there was nothing left. What did you do to me?
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I whispered. Kieran's expression was full of regret, but also relief,
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like a weight had been lifted from his shoulders, even
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as a heavier one settled on mine. I gave you
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what you asked for and took what the market demanded
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in return. Around us, the market seemed brighter, more vivid.
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The other customer's hollow expressions made perfect sense.
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They were all searching for pieces of themselves they'd traded away,
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following silver threads that led back to a web that
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would never let them go. The woman at the beauty
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stool was running her hands over her face, looking for
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features that were no longer there. The man with the
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comfortdance jar was checking his reflection in every shiny surface,
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seeing someone he no longer recognized. And they were all
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connected to the same web, all feeding the same hungry
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