He kept the packet of mustard seeds in his pocket for three days, fingertip tracing the tiny pale beads when the room grew too large. In the market the vendor laughed at him as he hesitated over the mangoes; at home he set the seeds on the windowsill where sunlight thinned into the floorboards. She did not know why he went to that market twice in one week. Later, when the train pushed out of the station and the city smeared into fields, the seeds slid from his palm like a confession. He did not call her. Months later he would tell himself he had been prudent; in the soft dark, his fingers still measured the space where her hand might have fit.
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