The Midnight Frequency: "The Standing Order"
Send us Fan Mail Dupre and Sons has been on Clement Street for fifty-one years. There have been no sons for nineteen of them. There is Marguerite, who is sixty-three, and Theo, who is twenty-two and eleven weeks into the job. Tonight the ticket rail holds nine orders and one that is dated 2015. A three-tier almond cake with lemon curd, buttercream not fondant, for a wedding at the Grange hall on Route Nine that never happened. Marguerite hangs it every September. The phone on the wall rings between three and four. By five they have a complete and reasonable explanation for everything on that ticket. It accounts for the handwriting, the pencil, and the eleven years. Neither of them says the other part. An original standalone piece. The Midnight Frequency. It's later than you think. Support the show
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Send us Fan Mail Dupre and Sons has been on Clement Street for fifty-one years. There have been no sons for nineteen of them. There is Marguerite, who is sixty-three, and Theo, who is twenty-two and eleven weeks into the job. Tonight the ticket rail holds nine orders and one that is dated 2015. A three-tier almond cake with lemon curd, buttercream not fondant, for a wedding at the Grange hall on Route Nine that never happened. Marguerite hangs it every September. The phone on the wall rings ...
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