The Pale Echo
The house breathed. Not in the way of drafty old frames or settling foundations. It breathed with intent. A long, slow intake of air through the sealed windows. A release that smelled of ozone and wet earth. Elias Thorne stood in the center of the living room, his hands trembling against the mahogany table. He was a man of precision. A restorer of antique clocks. His life was measured in ticks...
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