The Pale Dance
The drive shaft screamed, a sound like tearing metal amplified by the coal-choked air of the Blackwood Mill, and Elias Thorne felt the vibration travel up through the soles of his boots, into his bones, a physical assault that demanded a response of equal violence. He was twenty-four, broad-shouldered from years of hauling timber and wrestling with stubborn gears, but here, in the suffocating...
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