The Regular at the Café Said One Day: 'Do You Remember the Promise You Made to Me?' I Had Never Seen That Person Before Today.
A mysterious café regular reminds the narrator of a forgotten promise, revealing a shared secret past.
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And when I saw the scar on the back of the hand they offered me, I let out a small laugh and answered, 'How could I forget.'
I held out my hand to him in return—I bore the same scar.
I pretended to see him for the first time, but in truth, he and I were members of the same organization.
'Tonight at 11 o'clock, let's meet at that place.'
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