The Pale Tale
The air in the antechamber tasted of rust and cold iron, a metallic tang that coated the back of Dolores Ybáñez’s throat. She stood there, thirty-two years old, her fingers white-knuckled around the rim of a shattered porcelain cup. The handle was gone, broken off in the antechamber when she had dropped it an hour ago, but the jagged lip still cut into her palm, a small, sharp pain that kept...
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