The Pale Shadows
The rotunda of Blackwood Manor smelled of wet limestone and ozone. Elias Thorne, forty-two, pressed his palm against the cold stone pillar, feeling the faint, rhythmic pulse beneath the surface. Beside him, Clara’s hand was ice. She had not spoken in three days. The house was breathing. It expanded and contracted with the moon’s pull, a slow, tidal expansion that cracked the mortar and shifted...
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