Summer in the Elevator

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Summer Fridley's life is marked by routine and predictability, with a steady job and a long-term boyfriend providing a sense of comfort. However, her desire to avoid her mother reveals underlying tensions in her life. As she navigates the summer, she grapples with her disbelief in ghosts and magic, hinting at a deeper internal struggle. The narrative explores themes of comfort versus change, as Summer's predictable existence faces the potential for disruption.