The Golden Crossing
The station was not merely a place of transit but a vast, breathing organism of iron and steam, a cathedral where the gods of commerce prayed to the altar of speed, and it stood there on the edge of the river, its facade a jagged tooth biting into the smog-choked sky, eternal and indifferent to the small, trembling lives that passed through its gates. Thomas Bradshaw stood at the threshold, his...
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