The Wistful Crossroads
The black smear on the ledger was not dry, and it smelled of iron and old rain. Your hand, Elias, hovered over the column of birth dates, the ink still wet, the fibers of the paper already beginning to buckle under the weight of the substance. You had been staring at the number for forty minutes, the municipal clock on the wall ticking a rhythm that felt less like time passing and more like a...
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