The Faded Frontier
The shawl had not bled ink in three days, but Babatunde Agyapong knew it was only waiting. She sat on the worn rug of the parlor, the room preserved out of spite against the changing seasons, and held the silver-threaded fabric in her hands. The smell of the house was heavy, a mix of old wood, dried herbs, and the metallic tang of the river air that seeped through the cracks in the plaster. Her...
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