The Pale Circus
The wood was warm. It sat in Elias Thorne’s calloused palms, a small, uncarved block of maple that hummed against his skin like a trapped bird. The cell was cold, a sterile white box of concrete and steel, but the wood held heat, a steady, rhythmic pulse that matched the thud of his own heart. He had been here for nine days, the nine days before the chair, and in that time, the wood had not...
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