Elias Thorne had always believed that precision was a form of honesty. As a man who spent his days measuring the weight of silence in auction houses across London and Geneva, he understood the anatomy of value better than most. Things—objects, art, inherited houses, the faded photographs of strangers—carried within them an invisible architecture of worth. His job was simply to read those...
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