The Pale Mist
Elias’s thumb pressed against the rim of the crystal, his knuckles white under the strain. The glass was thin, a sliver of quartz no thicker than a fingernail, and it resisted the pressure of his tweezers with a stubbornness that felt personal. He was forty years old, and his hands, which had once moved with the fluid grace of a surgeon, now trembled with a fine, persistent vibration. The...
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