On Cynthia, the mannequin who became a real girl, and the strange love affair between humans and their imitations
She sat with her back to him, gazing at the commotion beyond—waiters in black suits dashing from table to table beneath a warm electric glow. Smoke rose from her cigarette, casting a haze over her neat curls.
Etiquette suggested that he greet her companion first, so he took Mr. Lester Gaba’s hand firmly in his own and exchanged a few pleasantries. Then, …
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