The Distant Promise
The rain in Seattle does not fall so much as it settles, a grey, persistent mist that soaks into the marrow of the city and refuses to evaporate, much like the guilt that has been clinging to me since I was twelve years old and standing in the hallway of the Whitmore house, holding my father’s old, moth-eaten trench coat. It is a heavy, dark thing, a garment that smells of pipe tobacco and...
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