The Distant Promise
The fire does not smell like smoke. It smells of copper and old blood. You wake to the heat, a physical weight pressing against your eyelids, and the first thing you know is that the house is breathing. The Victorian row house in Manchester, where you have lived for three years, is alive with a terrible, rhythmic pulse. You are an exile. You left behind the quiet countryside of Ohio for this...
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