The Faded Chronicle
The ink on the page was still wet when I heard the knock, a sharp, rhythmic tapping that sounded less like a visitor and more like a warning. I did not answer. I was forty years old, an apothecary by trade and a son by desperation, and I was sitting in the cramped, fluorescent-lit kitchen of my mother’s apartment, writing down the precise dosage for the third time in an hour. The air smelled of...
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