The Pale Bridge
The magistrate’s stamp hit the parchment with a dull, wet thud, the sound of a coffin lid closing. Elias Thorne stood in the doorway, his hand still raised, the weight of the silence pressing against his eardrums. He had come to ask for his pension, to leave before the heart that had served the town for thirty years finally gave out, but the council had denied him. They spoke of his "unresolved...
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