The Pale Dance
Elara. The name was spoken by the warden, not as a summons but as a diagnosis, a dry click of the tongue that signaled the end of my petition and the beginning of my confinement to the ward. I stood in the corridor of the Sanatorium, a place where the walls sweated condensation that smelled of lye and old wool, clutching the small glass vial of tincture in my left hand, the glass worn smooth...
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