The Pale Echo
The door to the cellar does not close. It stands ajar, a dark mouth breathing out the scent of wet earth and old iron. You stand in the kitchen, your hands trembling so violently that the teacup shatters against the tile floor. The sound is sharp, a finality that cuts through the heavy silence of the house. You do not pick up the shards. You look instead at the window, where the rain streaks...
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