The Pale Dance
The frost had not yet melted from the windowpanes of the manor when Elias Thorne arrived, his breath clouding in the cold air like a ghost refusing to dissipate. He stood on the threshold, a figure of stark, angular severity, his eyes fixed not on the grandeur of the house but on the small, intricate garden at its center. There, growing with a persistence that defied the season, were the white...
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