The Pale Garden
The rain did not fall; it hung in the air, a thick, grey soup that smelled of wet slate and old iron. I sat in the corner of the cellar, my back against the cold brick, my fingers wrapped around the hilt of the knife I had never used. Not for blood. For silence. The room was small, a box of shadows where the light from the single bulb above flickered like a dying heart. My father, Arthur, stood...
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