The Pale Door
The rain had turned the square into a brown slurry that sucked at Elias Thorne’s boots, a cold, sucking weight that mirrored the dread coiling in his gut, yet he did not look down but kept his eyes fixed on the magistrate, a man whose smile was as thin and sharp as the letter opener he held in his other hand. Elias’s hand was raised, trembling not with the intent to strike but with the sheer,...
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