The Faded Frontier
Who was I, before the ink started writing itself? I stood in the attic of the Esposito estate, the air thick with the dust of emigrated children’s things. My hands were slick with sweat, gripping the edge of a trunk that had not been opened since the war. The walls of the house, once plastered in a pale cream, now wept a dark, viscous fluid that smelled of iron and old paper. It was not blood....
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