The Golden Cellar
The fog rolled into Blackwood Station like a living thing, swallowing the iron rails and the gas lamps until the world was a white void. I stood on the platform, my coat heavy with damp, watching the last train slip away into the mist. It was a Tuesday in November, the kind of day that feels like a bruise against the skin. I had come to say goodbye to Arthur. We had not spoken in three years,...
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