The Distant Machine
October 14, 1924. The rain has not stopped for three days. It hammers the roof of the cabin, a relentless drumming that matches the ache in Elara’s bones. She lies in the bed by the window, her breathing shallow, a rattle in her chest that sounds like a sieve being shaken. I have only one vial left. It sits in the hollow of the old oak outside, wrapped in oilcloth, hidden from the men who come...
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