The Pale Mist
The rain hit the glass like gravel. It was a cold, gray Tuesday in London, the kind where the fog doesn't lift, it thickens. Elias stood by the window of his cell, number four. The wall was stone. Old stone. It wept with damp. He pressed his forehead against the cold pane. Outside, the city roared. The trams clanged. The coal carts rumbled. But here, silence. Heavy. Wet. "Stop staring," said...
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