The Distant Threshold
The coat was still damp when you found it. It hung on the hook by the door, a heavy thing of charcoal wool, smelling of rain and old tobacco. You touched the fabric. It was warm. Not room-temperature warm, but alive. A pulse of heat radiated through the fibers, against your fingertips. You knew whose it was. You had known for thirty years. You had been saving it. You had been saving the shape...
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