The Wistful Show
The fog does not smell of water. It smells of ozone and burnt paper, a scent that clings to the back of the throat like a bad penny. I am Elara, thirty-two, and I am standing in the Ministry of Records, watching the cold creep up the marble columns of the atrium. My husband, Thomas, is in a cell three miles east, accused of embezzling the Crown’s gold. The only proof of his innocence is his...
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