The Pale Mist
Thomas woke with the taste of iron in his mouth. It was a cold, metallic taste, like biting down on a copper coin. He lay in the narrow bed, the straw tickling his nose. The air in the cell was thick. It smelled of damp stone and old fear. He did not open his eyes. He knew where he was. He knew what he had done. Or rather, what they said he had done. The door groaned. A shadow fell across the...
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