The Wistful Silence
The needle was cold in my hand, a sliver of steel that bit into the thick cotton of the wedding gown’s hem. I held the fabric taut, my fingers pruned and yellowed from the bleach I used to whiten the lace, and I waited for the thread to catch. The shop smelled of damp wool and the salt air that seeped through the cracks in the shutters, a persistent, briny dampness that rotted the wood of my...
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