The Wistful Grid
The floor shook. Not a tremor. A shudder. The coffee in my mug jumped, spilling brown rivulets across the gray laminate. I froze. The hum died. The fluorescent lights flickered, then died. Then they came back. But different. Dimmer. A sickly, jaundiced yellow. "Steady, Arthur," I said. My voice sounded thin. Small. I am Arthur Vane. I work here. I have worked here for twelve years. The...
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