The Distant Whispers
The house was breathing. I could feel it in the marrow of my bones, a rhythmic expansion and contraction that matched the throb behind my eyes. It was a vast, spiraling edifice of pale stone, standing not on earth but on a cloud that smelled of wet chalk and old rain. My father, Arthur, was holding the door open. He looked thin, translucent, as if he were made of the same mist that curled...
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