The Pale Dance
The glass shattered. Not with a crash, but with a sigh. A high, thin keen that cut the air like a wire. Eleanor stood still. Her fingers were cold. They were always cold now, in the damp stone of the hall. The shards lay on the floor. Small, bright things. Like teeth. Like stars fallen from a broken sky. She looked up. Lord Blackwood watched her. His face was a mask. Smooth. White. The wax of...
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