The Pale Door
In the hollow of my left hand lay the brass key, cold and heavy, its teeth worn smooth by twenty years of turning locks that did not wish to be opened. The metal bit into my palm, a sharp, familiar pain that grounded me in the present moment, far from the damp chill that seeped through the floorboards of the precinct office. Outside, the fog of 1912 rolled over the cobblestones of the...
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