The Distant Nightmare
The house stood at the end of a lane that had no name, only a smell of wet chalk and ozone that clung to the air like a shroud. It was a Victorian structure, heavy with the weight of soot and silence, its eaves dripping with a black rain that did not fall from the sky but seemed to seep from the stone itself. Inside, the rooms were arranged in a geometry that defied the exterior, wider and...
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