The Wistful Letter
The cellar smelled of wet earth and the sweet, cloying rot of over-ripe plums, a scent that had soaked into the very stones of our ancestral home until it became less a smell and more a presence, a ghost that lingered in the corners where the candlelight dared not reach. I was twelve years old, a small, trembling thing in a dress made of scratchy wool, and I sat on a stool that wobbled under...
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