The Faded Frequency
The rain had not stopped for three days, and the air in the house tasted of wet wool and old paper. I was sitting at the kitchen table, the wood grain worn smooth by decades of my mother’s elbows, when the letter arrived. It was not an envelope, but a folded piece of heavy cream card, tucked under the door by the postman who had long since retired. My name was written in my father’s hand, a...
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