The Pale Dance
The old piano in the corner had always refused to play proper scales. Its keys, yellowed with a patient decay that resembled the pearly translucence of river stones, accepted only certain harmonies—those that bordered on grief. Eleanor had learned this in the course of three winters, ever since the afternoon she'd followed the sound of a child weeping through the fog-choked streets of Blackwood...
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