Her grandfather, a forgotten poet named Héctor, had built the house decades ago in a small coastal town. He had filled it with words—not just on paper, but carved into doorframes, scribbled along window sills, pressed into the plaster like fossils. When he died, no one knew what to do with the thousands of notebooks, loose sheets, and crumpled drafts that overflowed from every closet.
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