The Pale Dance
The mud is cold. It seeps into your boots, a heavy, wet weight that anchors you to the earth. You are falling. Not falling down, but falling into. Into the dark, silent cellar beneath the house. Your hands are slick with blood. You do not know whose. Yours, perhaps. Or his. The air tastes of iron and old dust. You breathe in. You breathe out. The rhythm is broken. Your heart hammers against...
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