The Pale Tale
The ferry’s engines groaned at slack, a low, wet sound that seemed to vibrate in the teeth. Gayane Grigoryan stood on the deck, his silver watch ticking against his wrist, the rhythm matching the chug of the engine. He was forty-five, a railway inspector, and this was his final route before retirement. The cloud hung low, a physical weight of damp wool pressed against the glass of the world....
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