The Pale Letter
The train moved with a rhythmic, mechanical patience that seemed to mock the frantic, irregular beating of Marcus Thorne’s heart, a pulse that had long since detached itself from the standard biological norms dictated by his medical file and now operated according to a private, terrifying arithmetic. He sat in the corner of the second-class carriage, his posture rigid, his hands resting on his...
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