The Wistful Atlas
The rain in the Pennines did not wash; it ate. It chewed at the wool of Thomas’s coat, turning the bright crimson into a muddy, bruised brown. He walked with his head down, hands deep in pockets that held nothing but cold air and the ghost of a cigarette. The road was a ribbon of slick black asphalt, fraying into the grey mist. It was a Tuesday. It was always a Tuesday. Thomas was a man of...
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