The Distant Threshold
The brass escapement wheel sat in your palm, cold as a river stone, its teeth worn smooth by decades of friction. You held it up to the single bare bulb hanging from the ceiling, the light catching the imperfections in the metal, the tiny scratches that mapped your history in this shop. Outside, the rain slicked the cobblestones of the narrow street, turning the gas lamps into blurred halos...
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