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Mira has no memories before age twelve. She only knows the quiet workshop where Grandmother Mender stitches frayed memory-threads for grieving clients — a mother who forgot her child's laugh, a soldier haunted by a choice, a widow whose husband's face dissolves daily. Each repair is delicate: extract the damaged thread, spin new fiber from living moments, stitch seamlessly. Mira learns the craft, the herbs that stabilize memory, the lullabies that calm the mind's loom. Then a client arrives wi