“Finally,” said the voice. “A listener.”
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She had given every sound away—to the wind, to the waves, to the readers. “Finally,” said the voice
“Finally,” said the voice. “A listener.”
She had a strange habit: she collected sounds. The shush-shush of the tide pulling pebbles, the click-clack of her mother’s knitting needles, the whoosh of the lighthouse beam cutting through fog. She stored these sounds in a wooden box under her bed.
She had given every sound away—to the wind, to the waves, to the readers.