The Pale Dance
"Stop it," I said. My voice was a rasp. "Just stop." The room was dark. Not the comfortable dark of a sleeping house, but the heavy, suffocating black of a tomb. The air smelled of wet stone and old copper. I knew the scent. I had worn it for twenty years. It was the smell of the uniform. It was the smell of me. "I am not done, Thomas," the voice said. It was soft. Gentle. Like a mother...
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