The Faded Guest
The rain hit the window like static. Like a thousand tiny fingers tapping, demanding entry. I was still in the trench coat. It smelled of wet wool and old regrets. My wife was gone. Three days. Or maybe four. Time had become a liquid thing, pooling in the corners of the room, thick and cold. I couldn't remember her face clearly. Just the way she used to hum when she was angry. A low, discordant...
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