The Distant Clue
The mortar in the bell tower of Oakhaven did not merely crumble; it breathed. Elara knew this because she had spent the last five years listening to the silence between the stones, a silence that had grown thin and papery, like the skin of a dying man. She was thirty-two, an archivist by trade and a wife by necessity, and her hands were perpetually stained with the grey dust of the town’s...
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