The Wistful Letter
The count began at three in the morning, with the weight of the ledger against Elias Thorne’s chest, a cold, iron slab pressing into the hollow of his sternum. He had slept in shifts, fragments of rest stitched together by the rhythm of the asylum’s ventilation fans, a mechanical respiration that never ceased, never faltered, never allowed the silence to become total. Now, he sat at his desk in...
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