The Faded Dust
"You left it on the counter. I saw you." The voice cut through the humid air of the shop. It was not a shout. It was a whisper, sharp as a broken tooth. I froze. My hands were stained with dark residue, black and glistening. I wiped them on my apron. The cloth was already ruined. "Leave it, Thomas," I said. My voice sounded thin. Distant. "It is not for sale." "It is old. It is broken. It is...
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