The Distant Summer
Anirut Sangkharat’s hands were slick with the condensation of the hydroponic bay as he tightened the lashing on his pack, the cracked ceramic bowl nestled against his hip like a second heartbeat. The dry cold of the station’s night cycle bit through his thin work shirt, preserving the ache in his joints with a clarity that felt personal, almost malicious. He was twelve, and he was leaving. The...
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