The Pale Tale
The rain against the windowpane was a rhythmic, ceaseless tapping, like the fingers of a ghost trying to get in. You sat at the edge of the bed, the mattress springing slightly under your weight, your hands folded in your lap, palms up, as if holding water that had already evaporated. The apartment was small, a box of beige and grey in the fourth floor of a brick walk-up in Seattle, and the...
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