The Distant Threshold
The fog did not merely roll into the valley; it breathed, a thick, sulfurous exhalation that smelled of coal dust and wet iron, pressing against the glass of the manor house like a living thing seeking entry. I was seven years old, or perhaps eight, time having lost its linear coherence in the grip of the dread that had settled into my marrow. My father, a man whose silence was heavier than the...
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