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The city had been everything she dreamed of: fast-paced, thrilling, full of opportunities. But somewhere along the way, she’d lost herself in the noise, the endless race to get ahead. She hadn’t realized how much she missed the quiet until her mother called two days ago, her voice weak, asking if she could come home.
The air was crisp, the smell of pine filling her lungs as Emma glanced at her phone. No messages. She slipped it back into her pocket and looked down the tracks. The train was late, and the station was deserted. The world felt still, like it was holding its breath. She closed her eyes and listened to the wind rustling through the trees.
║║═║║.˛* ** .˛.*.★
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║╔═╗║╔╗║╔╗║╔╗║║═║║
║║═║║╔╗║╚╝║╚╝║╚═╝║
╚╝═╚╩╝╚╣╔═╣╔═╩═╗╔╝
═══════║║═║║═╔═╝║★
═══════╚╝═╚╝═╚══╝★
╔═╗═╔╗*.★* *
║║╚╗║║.˛* .˛.
║╔╗╚╝╠══╦╗╔╗╔╗
║║╚╗║║║═╣╚╝╚╝║
║║═║║║║═╬╗╔╗╔╝
╚╝═╚═╩══╝╚╝╚╝
╔╗══╔╗★* *★
║╚╗╔╝║.*.★*
╚╗╚╝╔╩═╦══╦═╗★
═╚╗╔╣║═╣╔╗║╔╝★
══║║║║═╣╔╗║║★
══╚╝╚══╩╝╚╩╝★