The Pale Exile
The doctor’s hand is steady. It rests on your shoulder, a weight of cold wool against your neck. You are twelve. The room smells of lavender and iron. "Your left side," he says. His voice is low. A rumble beneath the floorboards. "It will go dark. Then it will stay dark." You do not blink. You look at the window. The glass is frosted. Outside, the factory smoke hangs low, a gray shroud over the...
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