The Faded Portrait
The wind had been counting the seconds for three hours, and I had been counting the cost of silence for the same duration. The station house at Blackwood Ridge smelled of damp wool, cold iron, and the stale, metallic tang of fear that clung to the back of my throat. On the desk before me lay the pocket watch, its gold casing tarnished, its hands frozen at a time that no longer mattered to...
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