The East End café had stood empty for years, its windows clouded with the memories of stale cigarette smoke and long-lost conversations. A flickering neon sign buzzed faintly overhead—OPEN—yet no living person ever ventured inside. But tonight, the spirits convened. Buddy Holly occupied a corner booth, his glasses slipping down his nose as he fiddledContinue reading “Ghosts at East End Cafe”
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