The Faded Frontier
The order was printed on heavy, cream-colored stock, the kind that smelled of old ink and cold storage. It lay on the desk, its edges curling slightly in the damp air of the customs post, a document that felt less like paper and more like a skin stretched over bone. You read it once, then a second time, your eyes tracing the formal, bureaucratic lines that condemned you to stay behind while the...
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