The Pale Letter
The rain stopped before the bell rang. I stood in the doorway, my collar high, watching the street drain into the gutters. The city breathed. It was a shallow, wet exhalation. I had come to say goodbye. Not to a person. To a place. To the architecture of a lie I had built with my own hands, brick by careful brick, over the last three years. The building was gray. Slate and stone. It smelled of...
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