The Distant Wound
The rain tasted of iron. It fell in sheets. Gray. Endless. It slicked the mud of the trench. I held my rifle. My hands shook. Not from fear. From cold. The mud sucked at my boots. Heavy. Wet. "Steady, Thomas." A voice. Low. Rough. I looked up. Captain Halloway stood behind me. His face was a mask of gray. His eyes were bright. Too bright. He did not blink. "Steady, Thomas," he said again. I...
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