The Pale Dance
The vial hummed, a low subsonic vibration that Elias felt not in his ears but in the marrow of his wrist bones, a frequency that seemed to sync with the slow, rhythmic settling of the floorboards beneath his chair. He sat in his father’s study, a room that smelled of stale tobacco and old paper, holding the glass container with a precision that bordered on clinical, his eyes fixed on the pale,...
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