The Wistful Atlas
The rain hits the glass with a staccato rhythm. You count the drops. One, two, three. The number grows, then collapses. You are seven. You are holding a glass marble in your palm. It is blue. It is cold. The house is too big. The wood groans in the draft. It is a Victorian relic, all sharp angles and heavy curtains. Your father is upstairs. He is working. The sound of his pen scratching against...
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