The Pale Dance
The floorboards of the Blackwood estate did not creak. They sighed. A long, exhaled grief that rattled in my chest as I stood before the heavy oak doors. I am a soldier. I know the weight of a rifle, the taste of blood, the geometry of a kill. But I had never known the weight of a house. It pressed against my shoulders, a physical thing, dense and suffocating. The year was 1924. The industrial...
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