The Pale Mist
The glass was cold, colder than the damp air of the flat, and Elias Thorne held it with both hands, his knuckles white against the rim, watching the reflection shift from the peeling floral wallpaper of his sitting room to the grey, churned mud of a field he had never seen but knew by heart. "You look as though you have swallowed a stone," said Clara, standing in the doorway, her raincoat...
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