The Pale Letter
The rain hit the tin roof like a handful of gravel. It was the kind of cold that seeps into the bones, the kind that makes you forget you have a body until the pain reminds you. I was twelve. I was shaking. I was holding a letter in my hand, wet and swollen, the ink bleeding into a brown smear. My name is Thomas Bradshaw. I lived in Oakhaven, a town that smelled of wet wool and old wood. We...
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