The Wistful Crossroads
The bus smelled of wet wool and old paper. Arthur Clive sat by the window, his knuckles white around a leather-bound journal. Rain slicked the glass, blurring the grey sprawl of the city outside. He was late. Not for a meeting. For a reckoning. The institution loomed ahead, a brutalist slab of concrete and glass, cold and indifferent. It had swallowed men like him before. Men who believed in...
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