The Pale Garden
The house did not breathe, but it exhaled a cold, metallic scent that clung to the back of the throat like a swallowed coin. Arthur Vane stood in the center of the atrium, his fingers resting on the balustrade, feeling the vibration of the chandeliers above. They were not swinging; they were trembling, a high-frequency hum that the human eye could not see but the bones of the inner ear...
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