The Wistful Show
The canal water ran low and brown, slapping against the concrete banks of the village that smelled of wet wool and diesel. I stood in the mud of the garage forecourt, watching the strike fund cross the family ledger in red ink, while the men argued over the price of labor. My name was Asim Tareen, and I was a funeral chauffeur who had just lost his lease, his guarantee, and his friend Kael. The...
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