The Pale Dance
Maggie. Stop moving. I froze, my hand still hovering over the brass buckle of my mother’s trunk. The hallway was narrow, the wallpaper a faded pattern of vines that had long since lost their color, peeling at the corners where the damp from the cellar crept up. The air smelled of old wool and the sharp, metallic tang of the ironing board I had dragged out of the bedroom that morning. I looked...
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