The Distant Summer
The air in the corridor tasted of ozone and old paper. It was a flavor that did not exist in the world from which Marcus had come, a world of wet pavement and diesel fumes and the sharp, metallic tang of rain on iron. Here, the scent was suspended, timeless, and thick. "You are late, Marcus," the warden said. She did not look up from the ledger she was transcribing. The ink on the page...
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