The Distant Wound
The caravanserai hummed with the low, grinding rhythm of the mill race, a sound that had been lost to the valley for a decade but persisted here in the echo of the stone walls. Recep Erdogan stood before the Ministry of Memory’s central table, the air cold and damp against his skin, the scent of old vellum and iron tang in his nose. He was thirty-two, a man whose life was measured in the weight...
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