The Wistful Mountain
The bus did not stop at the station, but rather dissolved into the fog as if the vehicle itself had been made of something less solid than rubber and steel, a phenomenon that the passengers, most of whom were elderly and wore coats that smelled of damp wool and old tobacco, accepted with a weary, unspoken resignation, for in the valley of Kestrel, the physics of arrival were always negotiable,...
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