The Faded Frequency
The archive room smelled of dried lavender and decay, a scent that had settled into the dust of the shelves like a second skin. Margot Elsworth sat at her desk, the heavy oak surface worn smooth by decades of elbows and ink-stained fingers. She was fifty-four years old, and her hands, once steady enough to bind rare manuscripts, now trembled with a fine, persistent vibration that made the pen...
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