The Faded Guest
The brass key in your palm is cold, heavier than it looks, its teeth worn smooth by decades of hands that are no longer alive. You turn it over, watching the light catch the patina, before the smell of stale tobacco and wet wool hits you, pulling you back from the dream of the rotting oak door into the fluorescent hum of your office. It is 6:15 a.m. on a Tuesday in November. You are Elias...
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