I Don't Know
A washed-up writer, a bar, and a fantasy too tired to finish itself.
Ronald looked at me from behind his desk, not even shaking his head this time. My latest manuscripts blinking back at him from the screen. “My Summer with Henrietta,” he sighed. “Eight paragraphs on her hair. You could have told us she was a redhead, hot as hell, and left it there. But no. No, Klaus. Her hair shone red, so completely crimson. Like the sky at sunset when the clouds turn magenta. Her locks shimmered like co...