The Pale Letter
The rain did not fall so much as it hung, a grey, persistent curtain drawn across the face of the valley where the town of Oakhaven clung to the hillside like a barnacle to a rotting hull. In the high, windowless room that served as his office, Silas Thorne sat with his back to the door, the leather of his chair creaking in a rhythm that matched the slow, arrhythmic thud of his own heart. He...
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