The Wistful Mountain
The train to Leeds smelled of coal dust and damp wool, a scent that clung to the lining of my coat and the silk scarf wrapped tightly around my neck. I was thirty years old, and for the first time in five years, the weight of Elise’s absence felt less like a void and more like a stone in my shoe, a constant, irritating friction against the rhythm of the journey. I needed this contract. My...
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