The Distant Threshold
The hammer fell. It hit the beam. The wood split. I did not stop. My brother looked at me. He had blood on his shirt. It was not mine. I kept swinging. The shop was gone. Just dust. And iron. And my hands. They shook. But I held the tool. My brother, Thomas, stood in the doorway. The fog rolled in from the river. It tasted of coal smoke. And rot. "Stop," he said. His voice was thin. Like...
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