The Wistful Grid
The letters arrived every Tuesday. Not by post, for there was no postman left in Ashworth who trusted the mail, but by hand, slipped under the door by a boy who never spoke. I would sit at the kitchen table, the wood worn smooth by a century of elbows, and open the envelope. Inside, a single sheet of paper. A date. A time. A location. No signature. I had stopped asking who. The town was dying....
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