The Distant Cartograph
The voice through the intercom was distorted, a static-laced barking that cut through the low, persistent hum of the walls. "Thorne. Report to the basement. Now." I was forty-two. I had twelve years of service left in the system, or so the paperwork said. But the red flag on my file was a different kind of deadline. It meant I would not see my pension. It meant the cramped apartment in the...
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