The Pale Dance
The morphine was counted in vials, not in hopes, and Clara Vane had exactly four left for the night shift. She stood in the corridor of the temporary field hospital in Saint-Malo, her boots slipping on the wet stone, listening to the distant, rhythmic thud of artillery that had become the town’s new heartbeat. It was November 1944, and the cold had a physical weight, pressing against the broken...
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