The Wistful Letter
The kitchen floor was wet. Not with rain, though the storm had raged all night, but with a thick, viscous fluid that smelled of iron and burnt sugar. I knelt on the cold tile. My hands shook. They always shook when I was tired, but today the tremor was violent, a rattle in the bones. In front of me lay the bowl. It was chipped, a white rim fractured like old ice. Inside it, the porridge had...
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