The Pale Bridge
The steel is singing again, Elias. Do you hear it? It’s in the low C, just below the threshold of pain, but you know that frequency. It’s the sound of the town holding its breath. Elias Thorne gripped the railing of the Pale Bridge, his knuckles white against the cold, rust-flecked metal. The wind off the river was sharp enough to cut through his heavy wool coat, carrying the smell of wet slate...
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