The Pale Path
The tea had gone cold. It sat on the mahogany desk, a dark, still pool in a porcelain cup, mirroring the grey light of the November afternoon. Elias Thorne did not drink it. He sat with his hands folded over the leather-bound journal, his knuckles white, his breath shallow in the quiet room. The house was silent, save for the tick of the clock on the mantelpiece and the distant, muffled sound...
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