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One last client

A week at a beautiful chateau in the south of France – it should be a straightforward final job for Dora. She’s a smart, stunning and discreet escort and Daniel has paid for her services before. This time, all she has to do is convince the assembled guests that she is his girlfriend. Dora is used to playing roles and being whatever men want her to be. It’s all about putting on a front.

One last chance

It will be a last, luxurious look at how the other half lives, before Dora turns her back on the escort world and all its dangers. She has found someone she loves and trusts. With him, she can escape the life she’s trapped in. But when Dora arrives at the chateau, it quickly becomes obvious that nothing is what it seems…

One last secret

Dora finds herself face to face with a man she has never forgotten, the one man who really knows her. And as old secrets surface, it becomes terrifyingly apparent that one last secret could cost Dora her life…

One Last Secret by Adele Parks, read by Kristin Atherton

[Content warning: suicide]

There are suicide flowers along the Hamilton-Brantford Rail Trail tonight: a
lattice of pastel pinks and yellows encircling the sidebars of the bridge
overlooking the highway.

How strange, lifeless flowers tasked with protecting the living.

My first thought is who would try jumping from this height in the first
place. I know enough about falling to know that this distance won't quite
cut it — but then of course I know enough about falling to understand that
sometimes you try anyway — and so my second thought is

why.

There are pastel blue post-it notes scattered around the flowers, their paper
shells glossed with plastic tape to stave off the rain that has seeped through
the cracks and dissolved their writings anyway: half-washed out helpline
numbers, sharpie hearts smeared from the wet sorrow of a lonesome sky. I
can barely read most of them —

and my third thought is of how many people have stood on this ledge,
watching two rivers of white and red stream towards and away and felt a
longing so complete it swallows the heart, or if it is only me, perched on this
windswept steel ribbon of night, hands gripping the flowering metal in fear
of losing my balance while the part of me that is tired whispers

what if you did

and there is one blue sticky note that has not yet fallen prey to the rain. In
letters as deep as the night:

not a bad life, just a bad day.

What a small, feeble attempt. Petals fighting asphalt. Plastic fighting rain. A
single railing decorated in a highway of metal and night — and my last
thought is if it would make a difference. To the lonesome heart, unfurling
itself along the bridge at twilight, and to that I reply

yes, yes it would, yes.

————————————–

Lisa Shen called us from Toronto, CA.

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"Walking The Hamilton-Brantford Rail Trail" by Lisa Shen

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A circle forms around two lads
Circle of boys 
Circle of boys
There's gonna be a fight in the playground
Sleeves rolled up
Socks pulled down
Blood flows from one kids nose
But the older boys want more
They want strips torn from uniforms
It's a test of strength
Two boys rolling around in the dust
In the dust...
Embrace

And when a boy grows up he's still the same
He's still the same
But he's a man
And a man is physical
And a man has to put his physical
Body to the test
Body to the test
Against another man
Do you measure up?
Or do ya still have work to do?
Still have work to do...
Embrace

It's hard to trust somebody
It's hard to believe in love
How do you measure love?
But you can trust your body
Push / rip / taste / touch / work your body
And if you work that body
Don't need to trust nobody
Pull the trigger
Run the race
Beat the man
Chase the clock
Aware to God
That's His that was
Throw the spear
Take the glory
Embrace

A man can meet another man
In a bar
On the sportsfield
At his place of work
Or in his own apartment
Or on the internet right now

So Turn / Face / Connect
Embrace

You gotta prove yourself
Understand yourself
Show your strength
Embrace

Now Flex
Look your best
Eye to eye
Embrace

Turn / Face
Man & Woman
Embrace

Embrace, come on 
Embrace, come on
Embrace

The body is real

You gotta love one another


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