The Pale Meridian
The mud in the trench was not just wet; it was alive, a cold, sucking thing that held my boots like a lover’s grip. I was not supposed to be there. I was supposed to be in London, drinking tea with Eleanor, watching the rain slide down the windowpane of our flat in Kensington, discussing the price of saffron or the new play at the National. But here I was, in the belly of a subterranean bunker...
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