The Distant Summer
The house breathed with the heavy, damp exhale of a July afternoon, the air thick enough to chew, settling into the crevices of the oak paneling and the worn rug where Arthur sat, his hands clasped over a cold cup of tea. He was fifty-two, a man whose face had begun to map the topography of years he had spent quietly enduring the slow erosion of his own relevance. The window above the sink was...
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