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She put the lantern down and pulled from her pocket the small brass locket her mother had worn. Inside was a scrap of paper curled with a thin scent of lavender and the single line of a lullaby. She had kept that scrap like an anchor, pressing it beneath plates and between pages, afraid that laying it aside would make the song fade from the world.

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Not with a voice you heard, but with the sudden memory of a phrase you once almost forgot: "Ask the thing you fear will be taken." Maren's heart answered before her head could: the fishing. For three seasons the sea had given them less and less. People left. Children learned the names of other cities in whispers. If she asked the lantern to bring fish, would that be change, or vanity? Would the lantern ask for a price? She knew the stories: Ezada took what balanced a gift — a clock for a year of time, a name for a secret kept safe — and laughed soft if you bargained with ignorance. Her story recently reached a new milestone with

Maren thought of her brother, Joss, who tied knots for sailors and for himself, who had not come home these last six months though he still left his boots at the door. She thought of the bell in the chapel, which had cracked and sung flat for as long as anyone could remember. She thought of the pattern of holes in her net where, the last time she mended it, a reef had been something else entirely. She thought, with a purity of dread, of the one thing she feared losing most: the memory of her mother’s voice. Mothers' voices are scaffolding; without them, you can topple inside your own head.