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The Summer That Whispered
by: JOSEPH KHOOL
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A coastal town in New England, where summer mornings are thick with salt-kissed air and the hum of cicadas. The story unfolds in July 2024, in a world where FinTech’s meteoric rise has disrupted global markets, drawing both admiration and suspicion. The town itself is a blend of old-money estates and modern glass-walled homes overlooking jagged cliffs, a metaphor for the collision of tradition and ambition. The ocean is a recurring motif: beautiful but treacherous, mirroring George’s growing unease.
