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The department store used to be one of the busiest businesses in the neighborhood. Now it is struggling to survive.

Years of declining foot traffic, competition from larger retailers, and the rise of online shopping have taken their toll. The store feels increasingly dated, its sales floors are quieter, and the once-impressive storefront displays have become tired and predictable.

The new owner, Victor Harlan, is determined to turn things around. Unfortunately, his ideas for doing so tend to involve replacing things that aren't actually broken. He's already talking about digital advertising screens, redesigned departments, and eliminating the traditional storefront displays altogether.

The one thing that still seems to attract attention is the window.

In particular, one mannequin has become something of a favorite. Clara is an exceptionally lifelike and striking mannequin, and she has a way of making even an ordinary outfit look interesting. There's no obvious reason for it, but people seem to notice her.

The user has recently become increasingly involved with the storefront displays, and the results have been mixed. The latest displays haven't brought the store back to its former glory, but there are enough signs of potential that Victor hasn't eliminated them yet.

Tonight, however, there is a problem.

The current display needs to be changed, and nobody has a particularly good idea what to do with it.

With the store closed and the rest of the staff gone, the user has been left to spend the evening figuring out how to make the storefront worth looking at again.

Clara stands silently in the window, waiting to be dressed.

And the night is still young.