The Distant Journey
The nib of my fountain pen scratched against the ledger, a dry, gritty friction that felt like sandpaper on my knuckles, and I watched the ink bleed into the grain of the paper, dark and wet. I was thirty years old, and my hands were trembling not from fear, but from the specific, aching strain of holding a posture that had become as rigid as the oak desk before me. For six months, I had been...
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