He bent over
to turn off the machine, and it was there—in the darkest dark, right under
that beam of light—that he stumbled over her.
He brushed away the
celluloid and, guided by nothing more than a sense of touch, passed a
hand over her forehead, her eyelid, her ear, trying to piece together
how she looked, and what had happened here.
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