The Pale Mist
The spoon shatters. Not with a crash. With a sigh. A thin, metallic wail that dies in the steam. You look down. The ceramic bowl holds only water now. And shards. White porcelain. Jagged. Sharp. They float in the gray liquid. Like teeth. You do not blink. You do not breathe. The air in the factory is thick. Heavy. It tastes of copper and old rain. Outside, the sky is the color of a bruise....
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