The Distant Summer
We were screaming. That is the first thing you must understand. Not shouting, not arguing. Screaming. The kind that scrapes the throat raw and turns the air in the room into a physical weight. “You cannot do this, Arthur.” I said it. I don’t remember saying it, but I remember the shape of my mouth. Tight. White. The study smelled of pipe smoke and old paper, the scent of a life I had built...
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