The Window He Tried to Take

The stained-glass panel is fifty-seven inches wide, nearly twice what the studio allows. The real problem is Ray, a student pushing past the pattern.

stained window

The first warning sign was the size.

Fifty-seven inches wide. Thirty-four inches tall.

I looked at the measurements again, imagining the finished stained-glass window stretched across one of the worktables in my studio. It would take up nearly the entire surface, leaving little room for tools, glass sheets, or another student.

It was almost twice the maximum size I allowed in class.

But size was only part of the problem.

The real problem was Ray.

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The stained-glass panel is fifty-seven inches wide, nearly twice what the studio allows. The real problem is Ray, a student pushing past the pattern.

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Nimra Khan — original fiction published on RapidTale.