The Wistful Letter
The fog did not roll in. It exhaled. Eleanor stood on the precipice of the glass bridge, her fingers white-knuckled on the railing. Below, the city of Ashworth did not sleep. It breathed. The spires of the industrial district twisted like blackened ribs, pulsing with a sickly, amber light that had no source. The air tasted of copper and burnt sugar. She was cold. Not the winter cold of London...
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