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As you can see, we’ve still got the new improved look and feel, courtesy of our Design Monkey, Phil Lunt (I’ll dance for peanuts, too! PL) .  \nWe’ve had some extremely useful feedback so far, but if you’d like to add anything, head on over to [HubFiction.com](HubFiction.com) and let us know what you think...  \n1  \nHub Magazine is Sponsored by Harper Collins  \nFICTION  \nA Little Mystery  \nby len bains  \nWonders are not as rare as people think. In fact the world is crowded with the extraordinary, with things bizarre, arcane, occult, you name it. Each as unique as a snowflake, and yet in total as mundane asthe drift that you have to dig your car from on a January morning.  \nThere’s a man three houses along who has a window in his basement looking out onto a street in ancient Greece. He could tell you, if he had the courage, that the timestreams are far more stable than popular fiction would have us believe. Nothing he has put through that window has had the least impression on the present. Two and a half thousand years puts a damper on most things.  \nOpposite us Mrs Shandos can hold a clear conversation in her head with any woman in her mother’s line, back seventeen generations. She thinks she’s gone mad, and so did they as it happens, but she really can do it.  \nOur paperboy discovered he can fly about four months ago. Not when anyone is watching, but even so. Actually the `not watching’ part makes it very dangerous. If anyone spots him at it, he just starts falling.  \nMy own little wonder is a gold ring, a plain band with bright-cut edges. I picked it up at a yard sale a while back. The woman sold me a box of bric-a-brac, and there it was in the bottom of a small blue vase, along with two dirty erasers, a pencil sharpener and some French coins all dating from the 1950’s.  \nI thought about taking the ring back. I didn’t think it was worth much, $50 at the very most, but I knew she hadn’t meant it to be there in that vase. First though, I put it on. I hadn’t even expected it to fit, but it did, snug but comfortable. And of course, once I had it on I lost all thought of taking it back.  \nWhen we see new people I’m sure everyone is prone to a little speculation. We might wonder where they came from, what they’ve been up to, maybe if they’re a good kisser. The thing about this ring of mine is that when you wear it, it’s not speculation any more. You just know the answers. It’s like everybody’s biggest secret is just floating out there in front of them, spelled out in neon letters. You see someone crossing the road, and a stray thought wanders across your mind, `he’s just left his mistress’ house’, and somehow you just know you’re right.  \nI’m talking to a man at the door. It’s a hot day but he’s wearing a suit, a cheap blue one. He’s a salesman. Apparently you sell better smart and sweaty than scruffy and comfortable.  \n“Sir, you’d be missing an opportunity. A fine opportunity.”  \nI look at the bracelets he’s selling, scattered over a velvet-covered piece of card.  \n“Really, no-”  \n“Not to worry, Sir.” He keeps his smile bright, and the bracelets under my nose.“I’ve no concerns about selling these this afternoon. The only thing that bothers me is the cops. I sell so cheap that folks always think they’re stolen!”  \n“Well-”  \n“This one though.” He pokes at a hoop of yellow metal.“Eighteen carats. You’d be doing yourself a favour putting that around your wife’s wrist tonight.”  \nThe salesman gets his goods from a catalogue. The ring tingles on my finger. 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