The Pale Circus
The rain hit the cobblestones like a thousand small, angry fists. I watched it from the window. My hands trembled. They always did now. The tremor started in the tips of my fingers. It crept up the wrists. It ate the strength from my forearms. I could no longer hold a needle steady. I could no longer tie a shoe lace. I was thirty-two years old. I was failing. The coat hung on the hook by the...
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