The Faded Frequency
The ink was still wet when the wind began to howl, a low, mournful sound that seemed to seep through the stone walls of the attic. Elias sat at the small oak table, his fingers stained blue from the iron gall ink, staring at the blank parchment before him. He was not writing a letter to anyone. He was writing a letter to the silence that had swallowed his brother, Thomas, three winters ago. The...
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