Anjali looked down. The rust stain was gone. She had scrubbed through the rust and into the grey concrete itself. She had been fighting a shadow.
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Sister Anjali had read A Simple Path so many times that the spine of her worn paperback was held together with tape. For ten years, she had served in the Kalighat home for the dying in Kolkata—Mother Teresa’s own “House of the Pure Heart.” Yet tonight, as she knelt on the cold concrete floor, scrubbing the tiles of the washroom, the book’s words felt like ash in her mouth. Anjali looked down