The Distant Wound
The gray paste sat in the porcelain bowl, smooth and cold as wet clay, and Elias Thorne stared at it with the detached curiosity of a man who had spent three years cataloging the strange, silent failures of Oakhaven. He was thirty-four, sharp-featured, with the permanent squint of someone who looked for cracks in the plaster, and he wanted only one thing: the promotion to Senior Investigator...
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