The Wistful Letter
Blackwood Asylum smelled of wet wool and rust, a scent that had settled into the pores of my skin over four years of night shifts. I counted the hours as I walked the east wing, twelve in total, each one a small weight I added to the ledger of my patience. My job was simple: keep the lights on, keep the patients asleep, and keep the documentation accurate for the pension board that decided...
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