The Pale Mist
The mist does not roll in from the sea; it rises from the cobblestones, a pale, viscous breath that smells of brine and old iron. You stand at the foot of your mother’s bed in the coastal clinic, watching the vapor curl around her hospital gown, and you feel the familiar, nauseating pull in your chest. It is a hunger that has grown sharp since the accident, a gnawing void that only seems to...
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