I Read Stories: ANAGKH (FATE) by J S O'Keefe

 

ANAGKH (Fate) by J S O’Keefe in Roi Fainéant

A man tries to order a sandwich in Charles De Gaulle airport in Paris. His name is Victor Hugo, which goes down well in North America, even Quebec where he comes from. Not so well here.

The sandwich-maker, surprisingly intelligent appearing and strong, does not appreciate it. Perhaps for good reason. But how could the man ordering know? Fate has taken a hand.

Read This: A brief, unexpected encounter
Don’t Read This: It’s just chance and not enough to dig into what’s really happened