The Pale Door
The fog lay thick on the moor, a white shroud that swallowed the horizon. Mara walked. Her boots were heavy. The mud sucked at her heels with a wet, reluctant sound. She carried the box. It was small. Oak. Bound in brass. Inside was the door. She did not look back. To look back was to remember. To remember was to fail. The path was narrow. It wound through the heather, which stood black and...
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