The Faded Attic
The moth hit the window. It did not die. It merely pressed its wings against the glass, a frantic, dry vibration against the cold. Eleanor watched it. She did not look away. The attic was her office now. It was also her prison. The air smelled of dust and old paper, a dry, papery scent that coated the back of her throat. She sat at the desk. The desk was heavy oak. It had been there for a...
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