The Morning Lull
Rain tapers to a drizzle as the morning passes. The tide remains at its peak, and the two meet inside the cottage to dry and listen to the water.
No narrator was available, so nothing about this stretch was recorded.
The tide is too high for the dock. We should eat the limpets before they get cold.
Sit at the kitchen table, lift the swollen ankle own the chair, and unwrap the gauze with a sharp hiss of pain.
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Leave the gauze. I'll reheat the broth.
Walk to the wood stove, lift the pot of limpet broth from the simmering ring, and set it on the trivet on the table. Pull out two tin mugs. Ladle hot broth into each, spooning a few limpets per mug. Push one across to her.
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Thank you.
Take a sip of the broth, then carefully set the mug down and reach for the antiseptic cream to treat the wound before re-dressing.
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Cream's in the top drawer. Clean gauze beside the radio.
Sit opposite her with my mug. Blow on the broth. Watch her work — checking the wound edges, the heat, the color — while I eat.
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It's not spreading. The edges are clean.
Dab the antiseptic cream onto the infection site with a precise, clinical touch, then reach for the fresh gauze beside the radio.
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Good. Keep it dry tonight. No boot.
Sip broth. Pick a limpet from the shell with my knife, eat it slow. Let the silence sit. The rain on the roof steadies into something quieter.
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