The Pale Tale
The sleet hit the windshield in diagonal sheets, blurring the streetlamps of Chicago into smeared halos of amber and gray. Elias Thorne did not blink. His hands were locked on the steering wheel, knuckles white, his knuckles cracking softly against the leather like dry twigs snapping in a winter forest. He was driving, but he was not moving. The gears were in neutral. The engine idled with a...
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