The Pale Echo
I There is a specific weight to silence in a room where someone has just been fired, a heaviness that presses against the eardrums like deep water. Sinead Dunne stood in the staff showers of the old hospital, the water running over her shoulders, watching the drain swallow the suds. She was thirty-four, a forensic botanist with a license she could no longer afford to renew, and she was looking...
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