The Distant Affair
The needle slid into the vein of my sister’s forearm, and the blood that followed was not red but a dull, bruised grey, thick as sludge in a winter pipe. I held the vial up to the candlelight, watching the substance settle, and knew with a cold, technical precision that the Grey Withering had reached the marrow. Maren was thirty years old, and she had twelve days until the solstice, which was...
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