The Wistful Voyage
Thorne. The name hit me like a slap, sharp and cold, cutting through the fog that hung low over the frozen river. I looked up. Kael was standing on the far bank, his coat soaked, his face a mask of grey exhaustion. He wasn’t running. He was waiting. My hand tightened on the butt of my truncheon, the wood slick with the sweat of my palm. I wanted him. I wanted the arrest, the paperwork, the...
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