The White Clinic
The door was white. Not the white of fresh paint—this was the white of something that had been painted and repainted and painted again, each layer smoothing the imperfections of the last until the surface was perfectly, unnervingly smooth. It was the color of sterility, of laboratories and operating rooms and the spaces between lives. Daniel Mercer's clinic had no sign, no number, no indication...
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