The Faded Photograph
The compass needle swung left, then right, then stopped pointing north. I was twelve years old, and my hands smelled of flux and rust. My father, Dong Wei, stood in the doorway of our apartment, his back to the flickering neon of the internet café across the street. He did not look at the compass. He looked at the clock on the wall. It was late. The printing press in the next building was...
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