The Wistful Silence
The smell of the boiling water was thick, a gray, wet wool that clung to the back of your throat and refused to let go. You stood in the narrow kitchen of the inn, the steam rising in jagged pillars around the iron pot, your hands wrapped around a ceramic bowl that had once belonged to your sister. It was a blue bowl, chipped at the rim, and in it sat the paste. The paste was the problem. It...
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