The Distant Cartograph
The bus smelled of wet wool and diesel. I sat in the back, near the emergency exit, clutching a plastic bag of oranges. They were heavy in my hands. Round. Bright. Like small, trapped suns. Outside, the rain blurred the windows into gray smears. We were moving toward the coast. Toward the clinic. Toward the end of it. My name is Elias. I have been looking for a truth for thirty years. I thought...
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