The Wistful Grid
Elias. The name hung in the air of the Ministry corridor, sharp and cold, before I even turned to see who was calling it. It was Halloway, his face pinched by the draft from the open window, the linoleum beneath his shoes scuffed white by weeks of pacing. He did not ask how I was. He did not ask if I had eaten. He simply held out a file, its tab yellowed and brittle, and said, "Your father’s...
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