The Pale Door
The door was white. Not the creamy off-white of new paint, but a stark, clinical white. It stood at the end of the corridor. I stood at the beginning. Marcus walked beside me. He did not speak. He held his clipboard against his chest like a shield. His fingers were white against the plastic. We had come to assess. That was the term. Assessment. A word that implied distance. Objectivity. We were...
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