The Pale Echo
The oak drawer was empty. Elias Thorne stared into the darkness of the recess, his fingers hovering over the splintered wood, waiting for a draft, a whisper, anything that would confirm the presence of the ledger. The air in the archive of St. Jude’s Abbey was thick, stagnant, smelling of wet stone and the slow decay of paper. He had spent six years in this damp silence, cataloging the lives of...
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