The Pale Bridge
The knife was in the dough. It was a thin, silver sliver. A shard of moonlight. Or maybe just metal. It sat in the center of the white mass. Cold. Eleanor pulled it out. The dough wept. A pale string. A vein. “Good,” said Thomas. He stood by the window. The glass was dark. It reflected his face. And mine. We were two ghosts. Two stains on the pane. “Is it ready?” he asked. “Yes.” “I thought...
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