The Pale Verdict
Karl Werner sat in the staff room of the closing school, the air heavy with damp wool and old paper, watching the rain streak the windowpane. He remembered the day he first felt the cold touch on his wrist, a sensation so distinct it made him drop his pen, a phantom chill that he had dismissed as a trick of the failing nerves in his hand. That was three years ago, before the estate, before the...
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