The Pale Altar
In the dream, the house was breathing. Not with the rhythmic huff of sleeping lungs, but with the slow, tectonic shift of foundations settling into wet clay. Thomas stood in the center of the drawing room. The wallpaper was a pattern of grey ivy. It climbed the walls. It tightened. He felt the pressure against his temples. A dull, white pain. He was a soldier again. The uniform was not there,...
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