The Pale Letter
The train cuts through the fog like a blade through wet silk. You sit in the corner seat, knees drawn up, holding a small brass box. It is warm. It hums against your palm, a vibration that matches the tremor in your own hands. You are not supposed to have this. You are not supposed to be here, in this grey city that smells of coal smoke and wet wool. You have crossed the border. You have shed...
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