The Wistful Campus
I The ink on my hands was grey, a dull, matte smear that no amount of scrubbing with pumice and soap could lift. I sat at the counter of the pawn shop, the air heavy with old paper and rust, listening to the ferry engines groan at slack water outside. It was payday eve in the hill country, the smoke trapped under the inversion layer, turning the afternoon light into a bruised yellow. I wanted...
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