The Pale Door
The rain did not fall; it hung in the air, a fine mist that soaked into the wool of my coat and the leather of my gloves. I stood at the corner of Fourth and Main, watching the neon sign of the diner flicker. It buzzed like a dying fly. My left hand trembled. I could feel the tremor in my fingertips, a subtle vibration that traveled up my wrist and settled in my elbow. It was a small thing. A...
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