The Wistful Letter
The fog did not roll in. It seeped up from the black water, a slow, wet exhalation that swallowed the pier and the rotting pilings. Elias sat on the cold bench, his hands resting on the leather satchel across his knees. The wood was damp. It smelled of brine and decay. He did not look up when the boots crunched on the gravel. He knew the gait. He knew the weight. "You are late," the voice said....
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