The Pale Fracture
The train to the coast did not stop, which was the first lie I had to learn to tell myself, and the second was that the air smelled of rain and iron, though it was merely the scent of wet wool and the stale, sugary breath of the man sitting opposite me. He was eating a loaf of white bread, tearing it with hands that shook with a tremor I recognized as the precursor to collapse, and I watched...
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