The Pale Path
The fire did not roar; it whispered, a dry, papery hiss that consumed the wool in seconds. Elara Vane stood in the center of the factory yard, her hands raw and blistered, holding the iron rod that had pinned the hem of the coat to the cobblestones. The pale wool, once the color of bleached bone and now curling into black ribbons, was the last thing that connected her to Thomas. She had kept it...
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