The Pale Meridian
My hands were still slick with the grease from the calipers when I set the final beam onto the wet concrete. The foundation for the new observatory was supposed to be a triumph, a geometric perfection that would hold the weight of the sky itself. I was thirty-four, the youngest structural engineer on the faculty, and I had spent the last three years ensuring every angle was true. The board...
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