The Wistful Letter
The fog in the city does not roll in; it seeps, like a bruise spreading under the skin of the pavement, turning the gaslight into a sickly, yellow halo that bleeds into the wet cobblestones. You are walking, and your boots are heavy with the sludge of the canal district, a thick, gray paste that clings to the soles with a tenacious, sucking grip, pulling at your ankles as if the earth itself is...
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