The Pale Echo
The stone in the cellar was cold, a slab of local limestone that had not seen the sun in three hundred years. I pressed my thumb against its surface, feeling the dampness seep into the skin, a sensation that traveled up my arm and settled in the marrow of my shoulder. It was not a metaphor. It was a chill, the kind that precedes a fever or a fracture. Outside, the town of Blackwood sat under a...
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