The Pale Tale
The bird was bleeding. It hung from the wire outside the kitchen window, a sparrow no bigger than a fist. Its wings were torn, the feathers matted with a dark, wet stain that looked like rust. Thomas Whitmore watched it struggle. His hand was steady. He held the shears. They were cold steel, heavy in his palm. He had been holding them for three days. Inside the house, the air smelled of damp...
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