The Faded Sutra
The rain does not fall so much as it is applied, a heavy, wet paste that sticks to the face and soaks through the expensive wool of the suit, turning the grey fabric into a dark, clinging shroud that weighs on the shoulders like the accumulated guilt of a decade spent chasing shadows in the hollows of power. You step off the train at the station that has no name on the map, only a number etched...
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