The Distant Ghost
The ink was wet, heavy as a stone in the well. Elias Thorne counted the days since Mr. Halloway vanished, tallying them on the back of a receipt for coal. Three days. The town of Oakhaven smelled of brine and rot, a thick, cloying scent that clung to the wool of his coat. He was twelve, old enough to know that silence was a currency, and he had spent his. The ledger. That was the thing. Mr....
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