The Distant Threshold
The train smelled of wet wool and stale coffee. I was tired. My hands shook. I held the case. It was heavy. A leather satchel. Inside, glass. Fragile. Precious. I stepped onto the platform in London. Rain. Slick pavement. The air was cold. It bit my cheeks. I looked around. Faces. Many faces. They moved like ghosts. Or maybe I was the ghost. I needed to get to the apartment. The one on King’s...
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