The Pale Dance
The house smelled of damp wool and old paper. It was a scent that clung to the walls, a heavy perfume of decay that Edmund could not wash away. He stood by the window, watching the garden. The trees were bare, skeletal fingers reaching into a sky the color of bruised iron. They did not move. They never moved. Not really. Edmund was a clerk. He spent his days arranging numbers in neat rows, his...
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