The Distant Whispers
The workshop smelled of ozone and wet wool. Arthur Penhaligon sat in the center of the room, his hands resting on the back of a wooden chair, knuckles white, veins standing out like the roots of ancient trees. He was a man who dealt in the invisible, a restorer of antique radio sets, a craftsman who coaxed static into voice. But today, the air in the small, windowless basement was too thick...
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