The Pale Circus
The train cut through the fog like a knife through wet paper. Elias sat in the corner of the compartment. He was twelve. His hands were still. They rested on his knees. They were pale. They were thin. The train shook. The wheels clacked. A steady rhythm. A mechanical heart. He looked at his fingers. He flexed them. He uncurled them. He held them up. He looked at the nails. They were clean. They...
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