The Distant Threshold
The brass casing of the pocket watch is cold, smooth, and heavy in your palm, a small, perfect circle of metal that feels like a coin you have forgotten to spend. You hold it up to the slanting light of the train carriage, the glass face cracked but still ticking, the second hand jerking forward with a mechanical stubbornness that mocks the silence of the world outside. The train is moving, or...
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