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Chapter 3 A Letter in the Attic

Word Count: 677    |    Released on: 09/12/2024

s sat at the desk, the manuscript still open to the pages he had revisited the night before. His thoughts lingered

. The attic had been calling to him for days, its contents a treasure trove of forgotten keepsakes.

ust. Sunbeams cut through the small, cobwebbed window, illuminating the motes that danced i

aded and curled at the edges, and stacks of books he had long forgotten. But it was in a small wo

g away like the unraveling of a long-held secret. The letter

hese letters in decades. Why had he put them away? Had he even opened all of them?

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e plans we made. Do you remember how we said we'd travel the world together? I still believe we coul

read it once and tucked it away, promising himself he would respond. But lif

his heart heavy with a m

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right. Maybe I'll come to visit soon-we could sit under the oak tree a

letter after letter, each one a snapshot of Thomas's life as it unfolded. They spoke of trave

was dated years

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oves on. I just wanted you to know I never forgot those days under the oak tree. They were som

ttic felt deafening. He had let the years slip by, the connection

before him. Outside, a soft breeze rustled the trees, carrying with i

He pressed the final letter to his chest, closing his eyes. Perhaps there was no

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