The Faded Photograph
Corazon Ocampo’s hands were slick with the grease of the wind-turbine nacelle, the metal cold against his palms as he scrubbed the quarantine stamp from the crate. It was a mark of exclusion, a red ink scar that meant the contents were unsafe, but in the humid air of the estero, where the water lapped at the printed streets like a slow tide, safety was a luxury he could not afford. He worked...
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