The Distant Wound
The train was late. It was always late. We sat in the station at Harrowgate, watching the rain streak the glass like veins of grey mercury. Elias sat opposite me, his coat too thin for the November chill. He picked at a loose thread on his cuff. I picked at the crust of a dry roll. It tasted like chalk and old dust. "You look pale," he said. His voice was soft. It did not match the steel in his...
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