The Pale Bridge
"Drink it." The voice was low. A rasp of gravel. Margaret held the glass. The liquid inside was white. Not milk. Not cream. It swirled with a faint, pearlescent glow. It smelled of rain on hot stone and crushed violets. It smelled of the air before a storm breaks. "Drink it, Margaret." Her hands trembled. The glass was heavy. Heavier than glass should be. It felt like it was made of bone. "Who...
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