Spy Tugs
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The old collar, fashioned from supple, chestnut-brown leather, had once known only the quiet dignity of a well-fitted office. Its days were once a gentle rhythm of starched cotton and the faint, clean scent of laundry soap. It had rested against a steady pulse, a quiet companion to thoughtful sighs and the soft rustle of turning pages. Then, a transition began, a slow and profound migration from the closet of a professor to the drawer of a medical student. Now, its world was a cacophony of antiseptic and human exertion, of long nights spent under the unforgiving glare of library lamps. It learned the salt-tang of anxious perspiration and the determined clench of a jaw during a difficult study session. It felt the frantic, hopeful energy before examinations and the weary, relieved slump that followed. This was no longer an accessory to contemplation but a silent witness to a forging of will. The leather, once merely polished, now seemed imbued with the very essence of this arduous transformation. It had become a testament to a journey far more intense and intimate than its maker could have ever envisioned.
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