The Pale Tale
The chisel bit into the mortar with a sound like a dry bone snapping, and the dust that rose from the joint was the color of old ash. I stood in the center of the grain floor, my breath hanging in the air as a thin, visible mist, watching the flakes of plaster fall onto the concrete below. The mill had been silent for three years, ever since the last of the machinery was hauled out and the roof...
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