The Pale Tale
The rag was soaked, heavy with the grey sludge of the cellar floor, and your hands ached from the cold. You wrung it out into the bucket, the water turning the color of weak tea, and squeezed again until your knuckles turned white. It was three in the morning, or perhaps four; the clock on the wall had stopped hours ago, its pendulum stuck in a mid-swing that made the silence feel held in...
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