The Faded Quadrant
The coat was heavy. It smelled of damp wool and old tobacco, a scent that clung to the fabric like a ghost refusing to leave. I held it in my hands, the buttons cold against my palms. It belonged to Mr. Silas, the man who had taught me how to read the wind, how to see the world not as it appeared, but as it was. He had died three days ago, and the house was already emptying out, stripped of its...
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