Constance has spent the afternoon perfecting every detail of the evening—the food, the drink, the music, and a table set for two. Her guest will arrive precisely at eight. He always does, and he is never late. They will share a meal and a conversation that touches on grief, memory, and the strange comfort of routine. But beneath the warmth and ritual lies something unsaid—something inevitable.
A Special Meal is a haunting tale of quiet tension, where comfort and apprehension dine together, and the final course is never just the food.
