The Wistful Crossroads
The rain did not fall so much as it hung, a grey curtain drawn tight against the windows of the station. It was the kind of wet that seeped into the bones, a cold that had no mercy for the poor. Elias stood by the ticket window, his fingers white-knuckled around a crumpled ten-pound note. The air smelled of coal smoke and damp wool, a scent that had become his second skin since he crossed the...
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