The Faded Attic
The glass was cold, so cold it burned the palm of your hand, a sensation that felt less like temperature and more like the absence of blood. You held the pane up to the slanted light of the train carriage, watching the condensation bead and slide, a small, sealed world trapped between the glass and the air. Outside, the landscape of the nameless capital blurred into a smear of grey stone and...
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