The Distant Whispers
The rain had been falling for three days when you drove the black sedan through the iron gates of the Whitmore estate. The mud sucked at the tires with a wet, viscous resistance, as if the earth itself were trying to hold you back, to keep you in the world of the living, of the concrete, of the rational. You adjusted the rearview mirror, checking your reflection. Your face was a map of...
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