The Pale Fracture
The rain did not fall. It hung in the air, a thick, grey mist that tasted of copper and old pennies. Mara stood at the edge of the platform, her fingers digging into the strap of her bag. The metal was cold. It bit into her skin. She did not pull away. She could not. The train was coming. She could feel the vibration in the soles of her shoes, a low, humming thrum that traveled up her legs and...
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