The Pale Dance
Thorne. The name was not a question but a command, barked by Sergeant Miller from the other side of the mess hall table, where the smell of burnt coffee and damp wool hung thick in the November air. Elias Thorne looked up from his rationed bread, his jaw tight, the muscles in his neck pulling against the strain of a decade spent standing at attention. He was thirty-four years old, and his knees...
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