The Pale Letter
The rain fell like static. It hissed against the windowpane of the watchhouse, a thin, electric veil that blurred the city beyond. Elias Thorne sat in the chair. His back was to the door. His hands rested on his knees. They were still. They were pale. The leather gloves had worn thin at the knuckles. The skin beneath showed through. It was a map of scars. Small, white lines. Crosshatching. A...
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