The Pale Mist
The fog did not roll in. It stood up. It rose from the cobblestones of the Wharf District like a breath held too long, a pale, viscous wall that swallowed the gas lamps and the brick facades whole. Elias Thorne watched it from the window of his cramped office, his fingers stained with ink and the cheap, bitter tobacco he rolled himself. He was a man of forty, though he looked sixty, his face a...
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