The Golden Crossing
The train left the station at dawn, a long iron serpent exhaling steam into the chill of the November morning. I stood on the platform, my hand pressed against the cold glass of the carriage window, watching my mother’s figure shrink into the mist. She did not wave. She simply stood there, a silhouette against the grey sky, holding the bundle of clothes I had left behind. I was twelve years...
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