The Pale Circus
The hand was open. It lay on the stone floor. Pale. Still. Thomas woke in the dream. The cold bit his bones. He was in the cellar. The walls were wet. The air tasted of iron. He looked down. The hand was his. But it was not attached. It lay there, palm up. Waiting. The fingers were long. The nails were clean. Thomas knew he had no hands. He had lost them to the ice. Years ago. In the winter of...
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