The Wistful Letter
Elias. The voice came from the dark, low and wet, like a stone dragged across gravel. I froze. The night shift at Blackwood Asylum paid eleven dollars an hour, a wage that kept the rent on my one-bedroom flat in the city, but it did not pay for the way the air tasted of copper and old dust. I am thirty-two. I have been here for six years. My father, Arthur, has been in the Silent Ward for six...
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