The Golden Visit
The train hissed. It cut the silence of the valley like a blade through wet cloth. Elias Thorne sat in the corner. His coat was gray. It was old. It fit him well. Too well. He pressed his fingers into the wood of the seat. The grain was rough. It bit back. He was going home. Or away. The distinction had blurred in the years since the mill burned. Since the names were whispered. Since the town...
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