The Faded Frequency
The train to Leeds was late, and the smell of wet wool and stale tobacco hung in the carriage like a physical weight, pressing against my chest until I could barely draw a full breath. I sat by the window, watching the Yorkshire moors blur past in a grey smear of heather and stone, my hands wrapped tightly around a small, cloth-wrapped bundle that had been in my possession for three days. It...
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