The Faded Photograph
The train slowed as it entered the tunnel, the wheels singing a high, thin note against the iron track. I sat in the corner of the carriage, my bag on my lap, my hands folded over the leather strap. My father was dead. Or perhaps he was dying. The distinction felt academic. The doctor had used the word progressive. I had used the word end. We were both right. The air in the car was stale,...
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