The Distant Threshold
The rain did not fall; it was driven. It lashed against the high, grimy windows of the Whitmore Archive like a thousand small, desperate fists. You stood by the door, your coat still damp, the smell of wet wool and old paper thick in the air. In your left hand, you held the key. It was small, brass, cold to the touch. It was the only thing you had kept from the house on Elm Street, the house...
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