The Golden Cellar
The train moved through the night like a wound. I stared at the glass. The reflection was there. Pale. Thin. It watched me watch it. I pressed my thumb against the pane. The glass did not break. It held. It always held. "Are you coming?" Margaret’s voice cut the air. Sharp. Clean. "I am here," I said. We stood in the station. The lights were yellow. Dull. The platform was empty save for us and...
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