The Wistful Show
The rain had stopped an hour ago. The gutters still ran. I stood in the kitchen, holding the cast iron skillet. It was my father’s. The handle was worn smooth, a groove carved by decades of my father’s palm, then my mother’s, then mine. I held it up. The iron was cold. It felt heavy. Not just weight. Density. It pulled at my wrist. I am a detective now. Or I was. They let me go. Well, "let" is...
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