The Pale Letter
The rain tapped a rhythmic, insistent code against the windowpane of the cramped office, a sound that Elias Thorne had long ago ceased to hear as weather and begun to hear as judgment. He sat hunched over a desk cluttered with yellowed manila folders and broken pencils, his hands trembling around a single, pale envelope that had sat untouched for three days. Elias was fifty-two, a man whose...
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