The Distant Threshold
The letter lay on the table, the ink still wet, smelling of iron and old paper. It was a notice of termination, but the handwriting was not the owner’s. It was neat, angular, and cold. You read it twice. The first time for the facts. The second time to see if the words might change. They did not. You folded it into a small square and placed it in your pocket. The light in the breakroom was...
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