The Wistful Cipher
The letter sat on the mahogany desk, its edges worn soft by the thumb of a man who had spent forty years pressing ink into parchment. Elias Thorne did not open it. He knew the contents before the wax seal broke, for the weight of the paper was light, and the handwriting, though obscured by the distance of years, was that of his own hand. It was a cipher, not of code, but of memory. A record of...
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