The Distant Wound
The train hissed against the rails, a long, metallic groan that cut through the mist. Elias Thorne sat in the corner of the third-class car, his hands folded on his lap. They were dry hands. Too dry. The skin peeled at the knuckles, thin as parchment, revealing the faint, blue tracery of veins beneath. He did not look at his hands. He looked out the window, where the industrial suburbs of...
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