The Wistful Letter
The brass casing of the compass was warm from the mud, slick and heavy in Elias Thorne’s fist, the needle trembling not with north but with the vibration of his own clenched jaw. He stood in the center of the square in Harrowgate, the town’s only public space, where the cobblestones were slick with a rain that had begun hours ago and showed no sign of stopping, a cold, laborious drizzle that...
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