The Wistful Show
The fog did not roll in; it was there, a thick, grey wool that smelled of coal smoke and wet iron, swallowing the streets of Whitby until the cobblestones were the only truth I could hold onto. I was running. My lungs burned with a hot, sharp pain, each breath a ragged tear in the fabric of my composure. Behind me, the sound of shuffling feet and the wet slap of boots on stone grew louder, a...
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