The Faded Photograph
The rain against the windowpane of the community center felt less like weather and more like a persistent, low-frequency hum, a static charge that settled into the marrow of my bones as I stood in the corner, watching the fluorescent lights flicker in their slow, dying rhythm. I was thirty-four years old, a senior investigator for the municipal ethics board, a title that sounded like a job for...
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