The Distant Threshold
The soup was cold. It sat in the tin bowl, a grey sludge of boiled turnips and root vegetables. It did not change. It did not spoil. It simply waited. Thomas held the bowl. His hands were small. They were white. They trembled slightly, not from cold, but from the weight of the thing. The tin was heavy. The weight was absolute. He looked up. The man in the grey coat stood by the door. He did not...
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