The Distant Threshold
The bells of St. Jude’s Hospital did not ring on their own, but on the first morning of the autumn equinox, they began to toll without a bell-ringer. The sound was not metallic, but wet, like the heavy thud of a heart beating against a ribcage. It echoed through the long, stone corridors where the air smelled of damp wool and boiled lavender. Elias Thorne stood at the end of the ward, his hands...
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