The Pale Dance
The bone sat on the workbench, polished to the sheen of wet slate. It was a femur, long and curved, the kind that would have held a man’s weight through a lifetime of labor. But the man was gone. Only the bone remained, white and silent in the center of the room. Walter sat before it, his hands resting on his knees. He was twelve years old, though he carried himself with the stoic rigidity of a...
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