The Golden Downtown
The train carried us north into the fog, a slow, grinding motion that seemed to pull the very breath from the lungs, leaving only the taste of coal dust and the distant, rhythmic clatter of iron wheels against the tracks. I sat opposite my husband, Julian, whose hands were folded in his lap with a stillness that was more than mere politeness; it was a kind of suspended animation, a holding of...
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