The Pale Circus
The frost had eaten the world down to its bones before I woke, leaving only the white, silent architecture of the cabin and the heavy, wet breath of the dog at my feet. I sat up, the wood creaking under the weight of my old joints, and looked at Eleanor. She was sleeping, her face turned away from the window, her skin pale as the snow that pressed against the glass. I had been a scholar of...
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