‘The Kiosk’ By Anete Melece
For years, the kiosk has been Olga’s little home simply because her sweet tooth and monotonous life has made her bigger than the exit.
To distract herself, she reads travel magazines and dreams of being far away.
For years, the kiosk has been Olga’s little home simply because her sweet tooth and monotonous life has made her bigger than the exit.
To distract herself, she reads travel magazines and dreams of being far away.
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