The Distant Machine
The ink was still wet on the page when the house shook, a deep, tectonic groan that rose from the cellar and rattled the teacups in their saucers, a sound so visceral it felt less like a vibration and more like a collective exhale from the bones of the earth. I did not look up. I could not look up. To look up was to admit that the machine in the basement, the one I had built with hands that...
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