The Distant Nightmare
The mud on your boots is black and deep. It clings. You scrape it at the door, but it returns. The air in the hall smells of wet wool and old dust. You are leaving. You have packed your bag. It is light. Too light. Thomas stands by the window. He does not turn around. He watches the street. The street is empty. A dog barks once, far away. "You go now," he says. His voice is flat. "Yes." You do...
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