The Faded Guest
The coat lay on the bench of the station, a heavy wool thing the color of dried blood. It had belonged to Thomas. Now it was Eleanor’s. She wore it when she walked into the Grey Market. The air there tasted of iron and old rain. It was a place that existed only when the fog was thick enough to swallow the streetlamps. Here, the laws of physics bent like wet wood. Eleanor was a woman of the...
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