The Pale Verdict
The coffee was cold. It had been cold for three hours. It sat in a ceramic mug, the rim chipped, the liquid dark and still. Elias watched it. He did not drink. He only watched the surface ripple with the heat of the room, a slow, invisible expansion. The mug was his father’s. It had belonged to his father before him, and perhaps before that, into a lineage of hands now forgotten. The clay was...
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