The Pale Exile
Dr. Thomas Harrow lived in a house that counted its own silence. Fourteen rooms on a Bloomsbury terrace, each one holding a different flavour of absence. He had inherited them from his uncle Edmund, who had died in the same study where Thomas now sat, at the same desk where Edmund had once kept ledgers not of money but of the distances between things—between what was spoken and what was meant,...
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