The Distant Summer
The clock in the municipal tower had been ticking for forty-three years, and Clara Vane had counted every second of the last six months since Julian died, a tally that had grown so heavy it felt less like time and more like a debt owed to the air itself. She stood in the reading room of the Oakhaven Archive, the humidity pressing against the single pane of glass in the window like a wet cloth,...
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