The Wistful Letter
The brass compass in Elias’s palm was warm, not with the heat of the sun, which did not penetrate the heavy, drawn curtains of the apartment, but with a frantic, internal vitality that seemed to pulse against his skin like a second heartbeat. It was a small, tarnished thing, its glass face clouded by age and the oils of his fingers, the needle spinning with a sluggish, hypnotic drift that Elias...
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