The Distant Summer
The fog did not lift so much as it surrendered, thinning into a grey mist that clung to the wet stones of the causeway. Elias Thorne walked with a steady, measured pace, his leather boots striking the damp pavement in a rhythm that had become the only clock he trusted. He was a man who had spent thirty years cataloguing the invisible, a detective of the spiritual realm, though the term felt too...
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