TILL OUR FINGERS DECOMPOSE (ONC 2024)
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  • Reads 161
  • Votes 22
  • Parts 7
  • Time 1h 9m
Ongoing, First published Feb 10, 2024
It is when the bar is in complete silence that the barkeeper is the most content. That is until another companion comes to them in death and they are reminded of what they are still there for: memories of love.

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A woman who spent all her years in anger, but wants to spend her last minutes talking about her sister. A lover who remembers the one that got away. A man recounting the reconnection to his baby brother. A mother. A teenager. A barkeeper. TILL OUR FINGERS DECOMPOSE tells the stories of the ones who have passed on in conversations between the dead and a barkeeper who is only interested in hearing about their love.

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