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Meera, now seventeen, sat alone on the wooden stool. She did not cry. Instead, she watched the empty pot. She watched the dust settle. She watched the way the morning light still fell on the railing, expectant, as if waiting for a pink that would not come. Every morning, before the city woke to its
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