The Wistful Letter
The clay in Elias Thorne’s fingers was cool and damp, a mixture of river silt and chalk that he had been kneading for an hour without a single break. He did not look up when the heavy oak door of the manor’s west wing creaked open, nor did he stop working when the footsteps stopped at the foot of the bed. The room smelled of stale lavender and the sharp, metallic tang of fear that had soaked...
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