The Pale Circus
Mara dreamed of the river. It was not water. It was glass. Shattered glass. Millions of tiny, jagged shards floating in the dark. They did not sink. They did not float. They hung there, suspended in a breathless, cold void. Each shard held a reflection. Not of her face. Of the town. Of the people. Of the lie. She woke with the taste of iron in her mouth. The ceiling was damp. It always was. The...
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