The Wistful Grid
The ink is still wet when you realize that you have written your own name in the margin, not as a signature, but as a confession. The paper smells of damp wool and the stale, metallic tang of the cellar where you have hidden for three days. Outside, the city of London breathes its cold, industrial exhalations, a vast and indifferent machine that grinds against the teeth of the night. You are a...
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