The Distant Journey
The heavy silver tea service sat in my palms, cold as river stones, the tines of the fork catching the gray morning light that bled through the study curtains. I was fifty-two, a retired archivist who had spent three decades cataloging other people’s lives, and I had sworn to Clara that I would handle the sale of the estate with the same quiet precision I had applied to the municipal records....
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