The Wistful Letter
The iron box sat on the desk. It was cold to the touch, a rectangle of blackened steel that smelled of oil and rust. You held it with both hands, the weight of it pressing into your palms. It was a standard issue containment unit, Model 4, issued by the Department of Civic Sanitation. You were a junior archivist, a boy of fourteen with ink-stained fingers and a silence that was becoming a...
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