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Her hands were small, pruned, looked clammy, very cold perhaps with purple seeping up through her tiny nails. She twisted the ring on her left third finger round and round, deftly, as if she had been doing it for years. The small diamond awoke in the dim light, like a beady eye from a dark forest. What she rethinking everything? She looked up suddenly, pulled hard on the brake cord yelling "Stop!" and flew out into the night the second the bus came to a pause.
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Feb 24, 2011
Feb 24, 2011 at 5:02 AM UTC
The Woman on the Bus
Her hands were small, pruned, looked clammy, very cold perhaps with purple seeping up through her tiny nails. She twisted the ring on her left third finger round and round, deftly, as if she had been doing it for years. The small diamond awoke in the dim light, like a beady eye from a dark forest. What she rethinking everything? She looked up suddenly, pulled hard on the brake cord yelling "Stop!" and flew out into the night the second the bus came to a pause.
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Feb 24, 2011
Feb 24, 2011 at 5:02 AM UTC
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