The Distant Promise
The rain fell like a judgment. It drummed on the slate roof of the Hall, a relentless, hollow rhythm that matched the beating of Thomas’s heart. He stood by the window, his hands gripping the sill until the wood creaked. His hands. That was the thing. The knuckles were swollen, the skin thin and translucent over the bone. Like parchment. Like old paper. He watched the fog roll through the...
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