Exclusive meant a membership that could be revoked. That was the lesson: language that saved you could also chain you. When the printing press in the square started producing the cards in bulk, when the proud and influential wanted in, English B became a commodity. Words that once traded as currency were taxed. Pronouns were surveilled. Mira burned her card in the alley behind the bakery and spoke English B anyway, as a habit, as an inheritance.
The X X X could be anything. Mira once filled them with names of months she’d never seen, and a man with dust in his eyelashes followed her for three days, offering her secrets in exchange for the pattern ‘March—June—November.’ She used them to buy a ticket across the river. She used them to cover a lie. english b f x x x exclusive
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