The Pale Bridge
My hands were still black with grease when the bell rang for shift change, and I did not look up until the sound had faded into the settling groan of the house. The gas works in the old quarters of Accra ran on a rhythm that ignored the war, a mechanical heartbeat that kept the lights on while the world burned, and I had riveted three hundred planes before I knew the name of the man who owned...
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