The Wistful Mirror
My hands were black with soot, scrubbing the last of the glass dust from the mold before the kiln cooled. I am Gro Nystrom, forty-two, and I was already late. The fog in Veldt did not lift; it thickened, a physical weight pressing against the windows of the mill, turning the streetlights into blurred halos of amber. I needed the pension. My son, Aar, was sick, and the doctor’s fees ate through...
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