The Distant Promise
The frost on the windowpane was not merely cold; it was a living thing, a white lichen that crept across the glass with the slow, patient hunger of a winter vine. Elias Thorne pressed his forehead against the cold surface, his breath fogging the view of the moor beyond, watching the iron wheels of the locomotive shudder against the tracks. He was a man of words, a philologist who had spent his...
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