The Faded Attic
"You’re late." The voice came from the shadows of the workshop. It was low, raspy, like dry leaves skittering over stone. I didn’t turn. I couldn’t. My hands were full of the clay, wet and heavy, cold as river silt. I knew who it was. I had known for three days, ever since the rain started and the smell of wet earth seeped through the floorboards of my hovel. "I am here," I said. My voice...
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