The Golden Circuit
14 November 1913 My hands are shaking. They won’t stop. The brass of the revolver is cold against my palm, a dead weight that pulls me down into the dirt. Sergeant Miller is screaming at me. Or maybe I am screaming. The noise is a single, continuous roar, like the steam pipes in the basement of the Mill. I am pinned under the wheel of the motorcar. The driver, young boy, is gone. Just a smear...
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