The Faded Dust
The train cut through the grey fog like a knife through stale bread. Margaret stood by the window, her knuckles white as she gripped the cold metal bar. Her hands were stained with ink. Not just any ink. It was the thick, viscous residue of the archives, the black blood of forgotten things. She had carried the box for three days. It sat on the seat opposite her, a small, wooden coffin for a...
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