The Wistful Grid
The ink is wet when you write the date, a small black pool that refuses to dry on the cheap paper of the office notepad. It is November. The air in the Ministry of Public Records is thick, stale, and tastes of dust and cold radiators. You are sitting at your desk in the sub-basement, the fluorescent lights humming a low, sick note that vibrates in your molars. You hold the small, square stamp...
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