The Pale Door
The dream was always the same. A door, pale as bone, rotting in the frame. Elias woke with the taste of dust in his mouth. He was thirty, a stonecutter in Oakhaven, and his hands ached with the phantom weight of a chisel that had turned to powder. He needed the gate. The town hall required a new entrance, and Lord Vane, the magistrate, had offered a sum that would buy Mara’s freedom from the...
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