The Distant Temple
The kettle whistled. It was a high, thin sound, like a dying bird trapped in the copper lining of the pot. I stared at the steam. It curled, twisted, and vanished. "Again," I said. My voice was dry. I cracked my knuckles. The sound was sharp in the silence of the shop. Margaret did not look up from the counter. She was arranging the spoons. The silver ones. The ones with the tarnish rubbed off...
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