The Pale Path
The hospital was not merely a building of white tiles and sterile air, but a vast, breathing architecture of suspended time, a labyrinthine structure where the walls seemed to lean inward with the weight of accumulated grief and where the corridors stretched out into infinite, fluorescent-lit voids that defied the geometric logic of the outside world, a place where Eleanor Whitmore had been...
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