Veronica didn’t hesitate. She threw on her trench coat and headed for the door. She knew the risks of returning to the docks where her family’s legacy had been stolen, but the embers of her past were finally catching light. As she stepped into the elevator, she caught her reflection. Her eyes weren't tired anymore; they were bright with the resolve of someone who had nothing left to lose and an empire to win back.
The Alchemy of Longing: An Analysis of Temporal Rupture and Sensory Metaphor in Veronica Rodriguez’s Burning Desire (2022)
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