The Faded Dust
The plaster is coming off in flakes, like dead skin, and you are kneeling in the dust, wiping your hands on your apron, trying to ignore the way the air tastes of chalk and old sweat. It is late October, and the rain has been drumming against the high, arched windows of the Whitmore House for three days, a persistent, rhythmic tapping that feels less like weather and more like a warning. You...
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