The Faded Root
The ink on the blueprint was still wet when the wall moved. It was a subtle thing, a shift of perhaps two inches in the load-bearing limestone of the east wing, but Elias Thorne felt it in the soles of his boots before he saw it. He was fifty years old, a structural engineer of repute, and he did not believe in houses that breathed. He believed in tensile strength, in the calculus of load...
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