The Pale Echo
The soup was cold. You knew it before you lifted the spoon, a visceral shudder in the hollow of your stomach that had nothing to do with temperature and everything to do with dread. The dining room was a cavern of mahogany and dust motes dancing in the thin, winter light that pierced the heavy velvet curtains. On the table, the porcelain bowl sat like a white eye staring back at you. It was the...
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