The Distant Cartograph
The ceramic shard lay on the floor of the interrogation room, a jagged white crescent amidst the gray linoleum, and I stared at it with the detached precision of a man observing a corpse. It was not merely a piece of broken china; it was the fractured bottom of the mug my daughter, Elara, had pressed to her lips that morning, the very rim she had worn smooth with years of habitual use. I had...
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