The Pale Path
The rain did not fall so much as it hung, a grey veil over the cobblestones of the old quarter. It smelled of wet stone and old iron. Elara stood at the threshold of the bakery, her hand resting on the rough wood of the doorframe. Her left hand. The one that was not her own. "You are late," said Thomas. He did not look up from the dough. His hands were deep in the white mass, kneading with a...
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