The Pale Bonsai
The cellar smelled of wet stone and old wine, a dampness that seeped into Elias Thorne’s bones as he adjusted the cracked porcelain mask of the smiling saint, the ceramic cold against his feverish skin, the fracture line running from the left eye to the chin a jagged scar that mirrored the splitting headache pounding behind his temples. He was thirty-two, a refugee with a stolen identity and a...
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