The Pale Exile
He left on a Tuesday that nobody would remember. Not because it was particularly unremarkable — the sky was the colour of wet slate, the streetlamps had already flickered on, and the wind carried that particular October chill that announces itself without announcement — but because Thomas Marlowe decided, in the space of breathing one breath and then the next, that he would become the sort of...
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