The Distant Summer
The brass key is cold, its teeth worn smooth by decades of anxious thumbs. You hold it in your right hand, the metal biting into the callus of your thumb, a small, sharp pain that grounds you in the damp reality of the municipal archive. It is November, or perhaps December; the season has lost its grip on the building, suspended in a gray, timeless fog that clings to the walls like wet wool....
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