The Wistful Grid
The letter lies open on the scarred oak table, its edges yellowed not by age but by the sheer density of the ink, a viscous black substance that seems to pulse with a faint, rhythmic heat, and you are sitting in the chair opposite, the one with the broken leg that your father always said was broken because it had seen too much of the world and needed to rest, and the room smells of beeswax and...
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