The Wistful Letter
The train hissed into the station like a dying snake, spitting steam that smelled of coal dust and wet iron. I stepped onto the platform, my boots heavy with the mud of the Blackwood district, and looked at the clock. It was 4:12 PM. I was late. The air in Millhaven was thick, a physical weight that pressed against the chest, smelling of sulfur from the mills and the rot of the river mud. I...
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