“That’s just the ghost of it,” Cora said, helping her to a bench. “It’ll fade.”

The address was a defunct pickle factory on the south pier. Inside, the air was thick with the scent of brine and something else—something sharp, warm, and alive. Ginger. Not the dusty ground spice from a supermarket jar, but the raw, knobby root itself, its scent so potent it stung Cora’s nostrils and made her eyes water.

“A reminder,” Cora said. “Of who you were before you decided that feeling everything meant feeling nothing real.”

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“That’s just the ghost of it,” Cora said, helping her to a bench. “It’ll fade.”

The address was a defunct pickle factory on the south pier. Inside, the air was thick with the scent of brine and something else—something sharp, warm, and alive. Ginger. Not the dusty ground spice from a supermarket jar, but the raw, knobby root itself, its scent so potent it stung Cora’s nostrils and made her eyes water. ginger it

“A reminder,” Cora said. “Of who you were before you decided that feeling everything meant feeling nothing real.” “That’s just the ghost of it,” Cora said,

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