The Golden Compass
The train cut through the fog. It was thick. Wet. It clung to the glass. I pressed my forehead against the cold pane. My breath fogged the air. Then it vanished. Like me. Like everything else I had touched. I held the compass. It was brass. Old. Heavy. It sat in my palm. The needle trembled. It did not point north. It pointed in. Toward my chest. Toward the hollow space where my heart used to...
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