The Wistful Cipher
The rain hit the slate roof like a drum. It was a steady, cold percussion. Thomas Whitmore stood by the window. He held his rifle. The stock was warm. His hands were not. Outside, the fog rolled in. It swallowed the garden. It took the hedge. It took the world. Eleanor slept in the next room. She did not know why the house shook. She did not know why the walls wept. Thomas knew. He was a...
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