The Pale Circus
The iron key was cold. It sat in my palm, heavy as a dead bird. It was not a key to a door. It was a key to a life. I held it tight. My fingers ached. The chain links were thick. They cut into the skin. I did not care. We stood in the hall. The torches flickered. Shadows danced on the stone. Sir Godric stood before me. He was tall. He wore red velvet. His face was calm. His eyes were hard. They...
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