The Faded Photograph
The ink was wet. It glistened like a fresh wound on the heavy cotton paper, a dark pool spreading from the nib of Arthur Penhaligon’s pen. He did not look at the words. He looked at the steam rising from his tea, a thin, ghostly ribbon that danced in the cold air of the shop. Outside, the wind battered the shutters of the narrow street in Oakhaven, a town that seemed to exist in a suspended...
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