The Wistful Mountain
The name was still fresh on the plaque. Brass. Polished. It caught the morning light with a sharp, accusatory gleam that made Elias wince. He stood before the oak door of the municipal archive, his hands buried deep in the pockets of his wool coat. The wind off the harbor was biting, carrying the scent of brine and diesel. It was a cold, sterile morning in the town of Oakhaven, a place that had...
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