The Faded Frontier
The black sap oozed from the creases of my knuckles, thick and viscous as tar, staining the white cotton of my sleeve. It was not blood. I knew this with a certainty that chilled my marrow, a knowledge that had settled into my bones the moment the first drop fell onto the iron table in the boiler room. I was twelve years old, Thomas Bradshaw, and I was trying to keep my hand attached to my body...
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