The Wistful Letter
Act I Heinrich Bauer knew, with the cold certainty of a man who has spent too many winters counting coal, that the letter in his hand would not survive the night. It was a sealed envelope, thick with the weight of bureaucracy, held in his left hand while his right clutched the brass cylinder of his border guard’s badge, the metal cold against his palm. The ink inside was not merely written; it...
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