The Faded Guest
The spoon was cold in Thomas’s hand, yet the broth in the clay bowl hummed with a heat that seemed to rise from the stone floor itself. He stood in the cellar of the Whitmore manor, the air thick with the smell of wet wool and old blood, and watched the liquid pulse. It was a pale, viscous yellow, swirling with a rhythm that matched the frantic beating of his own heart. Above him, the heavy oak...
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