The Pale Circus
The rusted wheel of the silo door groaned against the morning cold, a sound like a joint twisting out of place, and Elias Thorne’s hand, still wrapped in the fraying leather of his constable’s glove, gripped the iron until the knuckles whitened. He was thirty-four, with twelve years of service etched into the deep lines of his face, and the pension that would allow him to retire to a cottage by...
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