The Distant Journey
The blood did not merely spill from Brother Thomas’s mouth; it erupted, a violent, crimson geyser that stained the white linen of the infirmary bed and soaked into the porous stone floor of the Abbey of St. Jude. Sister Agatha, thirty-four years old and her hands permanently etched with the greyish-brown stains of carbolic acid and iodine, stood frozen at the foot of the bed, her clinical mask...
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