The Pale Circus
The rain on the slate roof was not a sound but a weight, a constant, rhythmic pressure that seemed to press the world flat against the earth. Inside the refectory of St. Jude’s, the air was thick with the smell of boiled turnips and damp wool. Julian sat at the edge of the long oak table, his fingers tracing the frayed hem of his tunic. The fabric was coarse, undyed linen, worn thin by years of...
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