The Distant Threshold
The brass compass sat in my palm, its casing warm against the skin, a heat that was not quite fever but close enough to make the nerves jump. It was a relic of my father’s, a man who had spent forty years auditing municipal ledgers until his hands shook too badly to hold a pen, and now it pointed not north but toward the weight of things left unpaid. I stood in the center of the Municipal...
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