The Distant Summer
The rain slicked the atrium floor, a black mirror under the chandelier’s cold glare. I pressed my badge against my chest, the plastic warm from my palm, my fingers trembling as I waited for the elevator. The Grand Meridian Hotel did not smell of roses or old money; it smelled of wet wool and floor wax, a chemical scent that clung to the back of the throat. I was thirty-two, a junior archivist...
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