The Pale Bridge
I counted the hours I had left on the clock before the shift change, six hours and forty-two minutes, a number that felt heavy in my mouth like a stone. The rain was hammering against the corrugated steel of the warehouse roof, a relentless, greasy drumming that mixed with the smell of wet concrete and old rust. I was Elias Thorne, thirty-four years old, a border patrol agent who had spent the...
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