The Faded Guest
The fog in Millhaven did not lift so much as it thickened, turning the air into a grey, wet wool that clung to the skin and the stone. I sat at the edge of the pier, my boots soaked through, watching the river churn beneath the surface. It was a place where time had lost its grip, where the Victorian lamps still burned with an electric hum that sounded like the buzzing of trapped flies, and the...
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