The Distant Threshold
The ink bled. It did not dry. It spread across the grain of the parchment, a dark stain expanding in silence. Thomas watched it. He was twelve. His hands were still. The room smelled of dust and old paper. The floorboards groaned beneath his weight. He stood before the desk. The desk was mahogany. It was large. It was heavy. It belonged to the Director. The Director was not in the room. The...
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