The Golden Circuit
The vial in your pocket is cold, a heavy, glassy weight against your hip that you have checked four hundred times today, and you are standing at the edge of the station platform where the fog rolls in from the river like a living thing, thick and grey and smelling of coal dust and wet wool. You are seven years old, or perhaps eight, though time has a way of stretching and snapping here in...
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