The Pale Mist
Act I Did the mist know his name? Manuel Esteves stood at the edge of the cork grove, the humidity so thick it felt like wet wool pressed against his face. He was thirty years old, a docker’s clerk with a lapsed license and lungs that rattled like loose change in a tin cup. The mist, a sentient fog that devoured light, curled around the rusted gates of the abandoned mill. It was not weather. It...
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