The Pale Tale
The rain does not fall. It leans. It presses its wet, gray face against the glass of the car you are not driving, the car that is parked, silent, in the lot of the shuttered factory. You stand by the door. Your hand is on the handle. You do not open it. You are here to leave something. Inside, on the passenger seat, lies the box. It is a shoebox, once red, now the color of dried blood. It is...
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