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“Past 4:11,” she said, “time doesn’t move forward. It moves inward.”
She nodded toward the back of the diner, where a door stood that Leo had never noticed before. It wasn’t the restroom, wasn’t the kitchen, wasn’t the exit. It was old wood, brass handle, a sliver of light underneath.
“I need to leave,” Leo whispered.
But Leo noticed.
