The Faded Frequency
The clock on the mantel ticks. It is a wooden thing, dark as dried blood, with hands that do not match. You sit in the armchair by the window. The glass is cold against your cheek. Outside, the rain falls on the town of Ashford. It is a gray, persistent rain. It smells of wet wool and old stone. You are not human. You have not been human for a long time. You are a thing of mist and memory, a...
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