The Pale Meridian
The clock in the hallway had stopped. It had stopped on a Tuesday. Or maybe a Wednesday. Time had become slippery in the house, pooling in the corners like damp. Elias stood before it. The glass was clean. The hands were still. He was a man made of right angles. Shoulders squared. Jaw set. He had worn the uniform of the town for thirty years. Now he wore a flannel shirt. It was too big. It hung...
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