The Pale Circus
The fork in my hand scraped the silver platter, a thin, high-pitched sound that cut through the low hum of the banquet hall. I was thirty years old, a clerk at the municipal registry, and I was trying to eat a piece of roast duck while the air grew thick with the scent of wax candles and damp wool. Clara sat across from me, her eyes bright with a fever that had nothing to do with the heat of...
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