The Pale Circus
The key was warm. Not warm like a mug of tea held in cold hands, but warm like a living thing, pulsing with a heat that seeped into Elias’s palm and burned through the skin. He stood in the yard of St. Jude’s, the rain hammering the wet concrete, the iron gate rattling in the wind. In his dream, the pale clown had not spoken, but the silence had been so heavy it had pressed against his...
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