The Faded Attic
Could a man truly forget the sound of his own breathing if the air itself began to speak? Cadel Wynn stood in the doorway of the attic, the dust motes swirling in the pale, sickly light that filtered through the single, grime-caked window. He was thirty-two years old, a scholar of modest means in a valley that smelled perpetually of wet coal and damp wool, and he had come up these narrow stairs...
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