The Pale Door
The fire did not roar; it sighed, a long, wet exhalation that curled through the rafters of the old mill and swallowed the light until only the grey, ash-choked air remained, and in that sudden, terrible silence, Thomas Bradshaw realized with a cold, physical shock that the great wooden door at the far end of the corridor, the one that had stood immovable for three hundred years, was gone. It...
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