The Wistful Atlas
The coldness of my mother’s hand did not leave me when I stepped out of the farmhouse door on that grey, biting morning in November of 1892. It was a distinct, physical weight, a density in the flesh of my left palm that felt less like a sensation and more like a stone embedded in the soft tissue, a tangible anchor to the life I was leaving behind. I am Sergeant Elias Thorne, and I have served...
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