The Faded Chronicle
The box was heavy. You carried it from the train station to the corner of 4th and Main, your shoulders aching with a dull, familiar pain. It was a wooden crate, scarred by travel, smelling of pine resin and old dust. Inside, wrapped in oilcloth, was the mirror. You had left your wife, Margaret, at the hotel. She had not fought you. She had only watched you pack the crate with eyes that were too...
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