The Wistful Grid
The rain fell in sheets against the glass. Mara pressed her forehead to the cold pane. She was still. The city outside was a blur of grey and wet stone. It was an ancient city, older than memory. The streets were narrow. The air smelled of damp wool and iron. Mara watched the drop slide down. One line. Then another. She did not blink. She was the grid. The grid was her. Her husband, Elias,...
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