The Pale Dance
The ice came down hard. It hit the roof of the church. It hit the pavement. It hit Mae’s face. Mae didn’t flinch. She stood in the doorway of St. Jude’s. Her hands were in her pockets. The gloves were thick. Wool. Brown. They were the only thing she owned that wasn’t fraying. The town of Oakhaven was white. Everything was white. The cars. The mailboxes. The dead grass. The sky. It was a...
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