On the other side was a room that didn't belong to any floor plan she'd ever seen. It was lit by a lamp that hummed in perfect tune with Kit's voice, flooded with photographs pinned to strings like flags: a child with a paper boat, a street market at dawn, a woman selling orchids from a bicycle. Each photograph pulled at some quiet corner of Marla—a memory she had misplaced, a face she couldn't name. The room had a chair facing a small window that looked not to a street but to other stations—other radio dials in other kitchens, in other cities—faces half-listening, mouths forming words they hadn't yet said.
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