The Distant Threshold
The rain in Oakhaven does not wash; it erodes. It seeps into the mortar of the brickwork, softens the fillings in the teeth of the old men on the street corners, and turns the cobblestones into slick, treacherous mirrors. I am forty years old, and my hands have begun to shake, a fine, persistent tremor that makes writing this letter a struggle of will. I am the night watchman at the Vane Mill,...
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