The Pale Echo
The dog was barking again, a low, rhythmic thrum that vibrated through the floorboards of the station house. I looked up from the file, my fingers still stained with the dry, chalky dust of the Miller cottage. "It’s just the wind, Tom," I said, though the wind had been dead for an hour. "Leave it be." The wind did not answer, but the silence that followed was heavy, pressing against my eardrums...
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