If the City Lights were Grey

If the City Lights were Grey

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When lives from the different corners of the world meet in Minsk, 1992 trying to escape their darkest pasts: the death of family, the post agony of the recent Soviet-Afghan war, the killed childhood and rotting memories that were left in their countries, they found something from each other that made these hauntings lessen. Although Minsk is no different from what they are escaping from, they sealed a life within each other that is supposedly unreachable from how cold and dark the world could be. If the city lights were grey, what could have happened?
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When two parents in Russia begin to worry about their quiet son, they tell themselves it is nothing. Boys speak late sometimes. Some children are simply shy. But in the late 1940s, silence feels heavier than it should. Though he was not quiet by choice, perhaps it was safer that way. In a time when neighbors listened through walls and governments listened through wires, many preferred silence over sound. So when they hear of a man, a "miracle doctor," they call him one who specializes in children who are "lacking," and they allow themselves hope. Five months later, hope returned, with a black case delivered to their door. It is filled with money. Their son is gone And on top rests a single note. "Thank you."

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