The Pale Bridge
The rain on the moor did not fall; it hung, a suspended grey mist that swallowed the world whole. You were running, your breath tearing at your throat like wet paper, the mud of the peat bog sucking at your boots with a viscous, hungry sound. In your left hand, clenched so tight your knuckles had gone the color of old bone, you held the coat. It was a heavy thing, wool of a deep, arterial red...
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