The Distant Machine
The letter is dated the third of November, though the year is not written, and it does not matter. The ink is black, sharp against the cream of the paper. You are holding it in a room that smells of damp wool and cold ash. Outside, the city roars, a low, constant hum that vibrates in your teeth. You are not the woman who wrote this. You are the one who read it. Or perhaps you are her, long...
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