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Dec 2017
A cold winter night and Rafael. The room was dark, the chairs were worn, and the cafΓ© bustled.

That time in history when tourists had not permeated the city, and that time of the year when the deep freeze kept the streets empty late at night.

I don’t remember any conversation we shared, only his burning stare that held me hostage time and time again.

He was my type, but I did not know it then.

We drank cappuccino and ate Italian pastries here on an unremarkable night sometime in 1986.
Written by
Lisa K V  New York
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