The Pale Door
Millhaven moved with the slow, grinding patience of a machine running out of oil. The trams clattered over the tracks, their bells dull against the humidity that swelled the wooden frames of every shopfront until they groaned. The air was thick enough to chew, pressing against the skin like a wet wool blanket. I stood in the alley behind the textile mill, my hand flat against the cold iron of a...
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