The Debt of Clare in Clare's Corner
In a crowded Soho cafe a corner table hosts Edouard Clare, a legendary patron who rises with luck and later falls from grace. A Rouen financier, Cardillac, lends him money to chase a dream, but three years pass with no repayment or reunion, leaving Clare waiting and alone while a hidden truth about Cardillac emerges.
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