The Pale Meridian
The rain hammered the slate roof. It was a relentless, cold drumming. Will stood by the window. He was twelve years old. His knuckles were white on the glass. Outside, the fog swallowed the street. It ate the lamplight. It ate the shadows. He waited. He always waited. The house was old. It was too big for just the two of them. The beams groaned in the wind. The air smelled of damp wool and old...
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