The Distant Threshold
The door did not open. It breathed. Eleanor pressed her palm against the cold oak. The grain bit into her skin. A low hum vibrated through the wood. It was the sound of the house waking up. Or perhaps dying. It did not matter. The year was unmarked. The seasons had blurred into a single, grey afternoon. She stood in the hallway of the Whitmore estate. The air smelled of dust and old paper. Of...
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