The Faded Photograph
The rain against the windowpane did not sound like rain, but like the slow, grinding teeth of a millstone, a rhythmic, abrasive whisper that seeped into the marrow of Margaret Holloway’s bones as she stood in the center of the attic, surrounded by the accumulated dust of forty years. It was a space defined by its confinement, a triangular pocket of air beneath the eaves where the light from the...
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