The Faded Road
The caliper was cold against Elias’s palm, the steel slick with the faint, oily residue of three days’ work. He held it up to the light, checking the vernier scale, but his eyes did not focus on the numbers. They drifted past the metal, past the edge of the drafting table, to the floorboards of the east wing where the groaning began. It was a low, rhythmic creak, a sound that matched the...
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