The Distant Threshold
The iron key was cold in my palm, a sliver of rusted metal that had not seen the sun in three years. I sat alone in the constable’s office, the lamp burning low, casting long, jagged shadows against the peeling wallpaper. Outside, the wind tore at the eaves of Oakhaven, a sound like dry leaves skittering over stone. I am Silas Vane, forty-two, and I have spent the last three years trying to...
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