The Pale Echo
I Refugio Zepeda had not slept since the rain filled the dried wells, and the cold in his bones was a physical fact, not a mood. He stood in the reclamation yard where the dead machines rusted into the mud, looking for the wet, pale handprint on the window of the old signal box. It was there, faint as a bruise on the glass, vanishing when he touched it, only to reappear on the ledger he had...
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