The Faded Paradox
The flour dust hung in the air like snow that never melted. It coated everything. It settled in the creases of Elias Thorne’s face, in the deep lines of his neck, in the hollows of his elbows. He was a small man. His shoulders were rounded, not from age, but from the weight of carrying things he could not name. The bakery in Oakhaven was not a bakery. It was a prison made of brick and heat. The...
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