The Wistful Letter
The rain did not fall. It hung. It was a fine, gray mist that soaked through wool and bone alike. It clung to the walls of the university library, a building of stone so old it seemed to grow out of the earth itself. It smelled of wet dust and old paper. Elias stood in the corner. He was a small man. He wore a tweed jacket that had seen better decades. His hands trembled. They always trembled....
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