The Pale Protocol
The letter lay on the steel desk, its edges softened by the humidity of the room, and the ink had begun to bleed into the paper in a way that suggested the words were dying slowly, a slow hemorrhage of intent that had started three days ago when the first can of peaches had been cracked open by a heavy boot in the sorting room, the glass shattering into a hundred jagged teeth that bit into the...
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