The Pale Mist
The transfer order in Elias Thorne’s hand felt heavier than the badge he had worn for twenty-two years, a thick slab of federal stationery that smelled of sterile ink and bureaucratic finality. He stood in the lobby of the Department of Justice, the air conditioning humming a low, persistent drone that seemed to vibrate against his ribs, a sound that had become indistinguishable from the...
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