III. THE NIGHT WATCHMAN'S DEBT
The rain had been falling for eleven days straight when Joe Donahue found the lighthouse. It stood at the edge of Lake Michigan like a broken thumb—grey stone, blackened by decades of soot and smoke, its lamp room dark. The city sprawled behind him, a jagged skyline of brick and steel, its lights blurred by rain and fog. "You the new guy?" The Keeper was waiting for him at the shore, though how...
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