The Faded Attic
The rain was hammering the roof of the workshop with a rhythmic, violent insistence that drowned out the ticking of the three hundred clocks on the walls, and Elias Thorne sat at his bench, his hand white-knuckled around a brass key that seemed to burn against his palm despite the chill in the air. He was forty-five years old, a clockmaker by trade and by inheritance, and he wanted nothing more...
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