The Pale Dance
The clock in the faculty lounge did not tick; it wheezed, a dry, rattling sound like an old man clearing phlegm from a throat that had forgotten how to swallow, and you sat there, your hands resting on the mahogany table as if they were stone, feeling the vibration of the machinery rise through your knuckles and into the marrow of your wrists. It was the autumn of 1923, and the air in the...
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