The Pale Meridian
Thorne. The name hung in the damp air of the flat, spoken by no one, yet felt as a physical weight on Elias’s shoulders. He sat at the desk, the wood warped by the London damp, staring at the ledger. The ink was wet. It was not his handwriting. It was Julian’s. The loops of the ‘g’ in *gas* slanted left, a habit Julian had possessed until the fever took him three winters ago. Elias blinked, and...
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