The Wistful Campus
The train smelled of coal dust and wet wool. Mara clutched her satchel. The leather was worn thin. Her father’s hands had made it. Now they were gone. Or rather, they were in the ground, under the frost in Ohio. Here, in London, the air was different. It tasted of iron. Of rain. She stepped onto the platform. The fog swallowed the buildings. Gray. Thick. It pressed against her face. She felt...
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