The Pale Mist
The train into the city did not so much arrive as it did bleed into the grey morning, a long, rusted vein of steel that pulsed with the exhausted rhythm of a thousand commuters who had forgotten how to sleep, and within that confined, airless carriage where the air tasted of stale coffee and damp wool, Arthur Penhaligon sat with his back pressed firmly against the cold window, watching his own...
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