The Faded Photograph
The kettle sings a thin, high note. It is a sound that cuts through the silence of the room like a needle through silk. You do not move. Your hands rest on the table, fingers intertwined, knuckles white. Across from you, Thomas Bradshaw does not look up from the letter in his hand. The paper is thick, cream-colored, official. He holds it as if it were a shroud. You wait for him to speak. The...
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