The Distant Threshold
The house breathed. That was the first thing Arthur noticed. Not the creak of the floorboards, which he had lived with for forty years, but a slow, rhythmic inhalation from the walls themselves. It started in the cellar. Then it rose through the kitchen, the hall, and finally settled in his study. Arthur sat at his desk, a ledger open before him. The numbers did not add up. They had not added...
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