The Wistful Mirror
The driver, a man with a neck like a twisted rope and a uniform that smelled of stale coffee and diesel, did not look at you when he spoke, but at the small, dented brass compass in your hand. "Name?" he asked, his voice flat and bureaucratic, the kind of tone used for filing paperwork or checking inventory. You opened your mouth, but the cold of the Chicago terminal, a damp, industrial chill...
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