The Wistful Throne
You stand before the glass. It is cold. The handle is brass, tarnished by the grip of too many hands. You turn it. It does not move. You push. It does not yield. "Let me in," you say. Your voice is a whisper. It dies in the corridor. The air smells of ozone and wet stone. Outside, the storm breaks against the window of the office. The rain hits the pane in sheets. It is a gray blur. The world...
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