The Distant Promise
Almaz Girma’s hands shook as he packed the satchel, the leather straps creaking under the weight of notebooks that smelled of damp salt and old paper. He was thirty-four, and the tenure clock was ticking louder than the gulls outside the window, a rhythmic thudding against the stone walls of the university that felt less like a building and more like a throat closing around his neck. He needed...
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