The Distant Summer
The lamp is heavy, Thomas, and the lock is rusted, but the air is what is killing her. You stand in the corridor of the East Wing, the linoleum cold and slick under your boots, smelling of coal dust and the stale, metallic tang of fear that has permeated the walls for three years. Your hands, usually steady enough to bind a patient or adjust a collar, are trembling as you grip the iron base of...
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