The Distant Cartograph
The eraser was heavy, a block of dense rubber that smelled of chalk dust and old pennies, and I pressed it against the ink line of the Ashford Bridge until the paper began to pucker and tear. Silas stood behind me, his hands shoved into the pockets of his wool coat, watching the bridge disappear. I was forty-two years old, and I had mapped every inch of Oakhaven for the last decade, but then, I...
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