The Wistful Atlas
The rain hit the pavement in sheets, a cold, gray static that washed the city into a blur of neon and shadow. I stood on the corner of Fourth and Main, my boots sinking slightly into the mud that had accumulated in the gutters. The weight of my coat was a familiar anchor, a heavy wool thing that had seen more winters than I cared to count. It was fraying at the elbows, the lining torn where I...
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