The Wistful Silence
The pen hovered over the paper, the nib dry, the silence in the basement a physical weight pressing against my eardrums. I was forty-two, a senior structural engineer, and I was alone in the sealed, windowless cellar of the old mill, the air thick with the taste of dust and wet concrete. My father’s factory was dying, and the demolition permit due on Friday was the only thing keeping the roof...
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