The Wistful Voyage
The rain against the windowpane sounded like static, a ceaseless, granular hiss that blurred the boundary between the room and the gray world beyond. I sat in the armchair, the leather worn smooth by decades of use, and listened to the silence that followed the last siren. My hands were clasped in my lap, the knuckles white, the skin thin and papery. For forty years, those hands had held a...
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