The Distant Promise
The train groaned against the rails, a metallic shriek that seemed to echo the hollow ache in Elias Thorne’s chest as it pulled into the decaying station of Oakhaven. He was thirty-two years old, a historian of modest reputation and rigid intellect, and he had come to this fog-choked coastal city for a single, urgent purpose: to secure the inheritance of his dying sister, Clara, before the...
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