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    All the Colors of the Dark

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    All the Colors of the Dark by Alessandra Zecchini is a haunting novel that blends mystery, suspense, and the supernatural. The story follows a woman struggling with grief and trauma who begins to uncover strange, eerie events that blur the line between reality and the unknown. As she navigates her dark past and unsettling present, the novel explores themes of fear, self-discovery, and the psychological toll of unresolved pain. With a tense, atmospheric tone, Zecchini crafts a gripping journey into the depths of the human mind.

    In the dim­ly lit ICU, Char­lotte remained haunt­ed by guilt over her role in Nor­ma’s heart attack, despite Sain­t’s reas­sur­ances about the fac­tors that con­tributed to her grand­moth­er’s con­di­tion. She sat on a bench, her atten­tion cap­tured by a relent­less stream of news reports: tales of crime and dis­as­ter, a stark con­trast to the per­son­al grief encas­ing her.

    Beside her, Mrs. Mey­er tend­ed to Sam­my, ensur­ing his coat did not soil her pris­tine dress. Saint was inti­mate­ly famil­iar with the room, a space where life and death inter­twined, where sto­ries often reached their trag­ic con­clu­sions. As the ear­ly hours of the morn­ing crept by, a nurse appeared, her demeanor sug­gest­ing it was time for reflec­tion and farewells. Saint sensed the nurse’s silent acknowl­edg­ment of the momen­t’s weight with­out the need for words.

    Tak­ing a seat next to Nor­ma, Saint found her­self alone with the beep­ing machines and the fad­ing rhythm of her grand­moth­er’s once-ener­getic heart. She focused on the clut­ter of med­ical equip­ment around her, recall­ing a past moment when she des­per­ate­ly wished for some­one else’s life to be spared. Hold­ing Norma’s hand, mem­o­ries flood­ed back—her grand­moth­er’s com­fort­ing grasp dur­ing child­hood walks and shared mile­stones, moments now bit­ter­sweet with the under­stand­ing of their sig­nif­i­cance.

    Saint spoke soft­ly, express­ing her promis­es to God and her com­mit­ment to kind­ness in life. She felt a deep con­nec­tion with her grand­moth­er while grap­pling with self-doubt about whether she had tru­ly lived up to the name “Saint.” Her thoughts wan­dered to the stark con­trast between bad mem­o­ries and the good ones that slipped away from con­scious­ness.

    In a moment of vul­ner­a­bil­i­ty, she expressed her long­ing to share sim­ple joys with her grand­moth­er, like enjoy­ing ice cream togeth­er at Lacey’s, shar­ing dreams now shad­owed by grief. Saint leaned in clos­er, kiss­ing Norma’s cheek, a ges­ture under­scored by an apol­o­gy for any per­ceived short­com­ings. Tears streamed down her face, a trib­ute to the love they shared and a lament for what was slip­ping away. The emo­tion­al weight of the moment was heavy, a bit­ter­sweet farewell wrapped in love and long­ing .

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