The Pale Garden
The needle slipped beneath the skin of my left hand. It was a clean cut. Precise. The kind of wound that does not bleed immediately but swells with a dull, throbbing heat. I looked down at the pale flesh. The red line was thin. A thread of violence against the whiteness. "Steady," said Sister Agnes. Her voice was dry. Like sandpaper on wood. "We are not cutting flesh. We are correcting the...
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