Horror
A morning without a window
The clock in the council cleaning cupboard said eleven in the morning. Dena Brooks opened the east window and saw no daylight. A bus stopped halfway through the square, its headlights folded into the dark like paper pushed through a slot. Beyond the railway bridge Ruth could see a perfectly ordinary grey November sky.
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Death, bereavement, confinement, frightening voices and psychological distress.
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