The Wistful Petal
The mist does not rise; it thickens, a heavy wool spun from the lungs of the city itself, pressing against the glass of your carriage until the streetlamps become smudges of amber fat. You are holding a ticket to Nowhere, a perforated strip of grey paper that feels warm in your hand, as if it has been sitting in a pocket for a century. You are a scholar of history, or at least you were, before...
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