The Pale Tower
The invoice for the hydrostatic testing was three thousand dollars, a sum that felt less like a line item and more like a verdict. You sat at the heavy oak desk in the study, the wood grain worn smooth by decades of your father’s elbows, and watched the droplets gather on the ceiling plaster. They did not fall. They hung there, trembling with a viscosity that defied the simple physics of...
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