The Golden Echoes
The letter lay on the wet desk, the paper soft and gray from the damp air of the station. You picked it up, the ink smudged where it had been folded and unfolded too many times. It was from Kael. Not a threat. A confession. You knew the handwriting. You had seen it on the manifest of the truck that ran over Thomas’s tires three months ago. You had seen it on the receipt for the whiskey Kael...
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