The Pale Circus
The brass clasp of the pocket watch sat heavy in Elias Thorne’s palm, its surface cold as river stone. He turned it over, watching the tarnish gather in the crevices, a small, circular map of decay. Outside, the wind rattled the high windows of St. Jude’s Asylum, a sound like dry bones knocking together. Elias was forty-two, a man who had once carried a rifle in the mud of the Balkans and now...
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