The Wistful Silence
The leather binding of the journal was cold, slick with a residue that felt less like oil and more like dried sap, pressing into the calluses of Elias Thorne’s palms as he held it over the desk. He was fifty-two, a man whose spine had curved to match the shelf of his life, and for the last three days he had not slept, his eyes burning with the gritty friction of unblinking focus. The court had...
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