The Pale Echo
The taste was always there, a thin film of copper and rot that coated Elara Vance’s tongue before she even opened her mouth to speak. It arrived not with the morning coffee or the stale air of her cramped office, but with the certainty that she was wrong. She sat before the mirror, her reflection pale and gaunt, the thirty-two years on her face looking like a decade of sleepless nights. The...
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