The Wistful Witness
The apartment smelled of antiseptic and wet wool. It was a smell that sat heavily on the tongue, a metallic taste that Eleanor Whitmore had come to associate with the slow, grinding erosion of her life. She stood by the window, looking out at the grey slush of Seattle, the city blurred by rain into a watercolor of indifference. Inside, the silence was not empty; it was pressurized, thick with...
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