The Faded Attic
The silver glue was thick, cold, and smelled of fish oil, and Elias held his breath as he pressed the shard into the fracture line. He was twelve, and his fingers were stained black from the iron filings he’d been grinding since dawn, but the work had to be perfect. If the mirror stayed whole, Thomas stayed. That was the rule, the only rule that had mattered since the rot had started in the...
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