The Faded Masquerade
The fog rolled off the river thick and gray, swallowing the bridge. Leo stood on the wooden planks. He was twelve. His coat was too big for him. The wool smelled of damp earth and old wool. It had been his father’s coat. Now it was his. He held the jar. It was cold in his hands. The glass was smooth. Inside, the mixture stirred slowly. A pale, viscous liquid. It looked like milk mixed with...
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