The Distant Summer
The window shattered inward before you could even register the sound of the breaking. It was not a violent shattering, not the dramatic explosion of glass one might expect from a stone or a fist. It was a quiet, crisp failure, as if the pane had simply decided it could no longer hold its shape against the weight of the air. You were sitting at your desk, surrounded by the dusty spines of...
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