The Faded Apartment
The window was open, though the wind had long since died in the valley. I sat on the edge of the bed, my hands resting on the cool, damp linen, watching the last of the morning light retreat from the floorboards. It was a strange kind of leaving. Not the sharp, clean break of a train departing, but the slow, sticky erosion of a tide pulling away from the shore. My father stood by the door, his...
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