The Wistful Asylum
The ink on the letter was still wet when I found it. It sat on my desk, a small, rectangular square of cream paper that seemed to absorb the gray light of the office, holding its own weight against the dust. I was the archivist for the town of Oakhaven, a position that required more silence than speech and more patience than intellect. My job was to preserve the past, to keep the memories of...
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