The Golden Crossing
The counter on my desk clicked forward one hundred and forty-two times that morning, a dry, mechanical rattle that marked the number of cards I had refiled before the first shimmer took hold. I am Elias, thirty-two years old, and I have three years of service left in the Meridian Institute before the tenure laws strip me of my pension and my title, a deadline that feels less like a date and...
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