The Pale Echo
The train hissed into Oakhaven as the sun bled out behind the slag heaps, leaving Elias Vane to step onto the platform with a suitcase that felt heavier than the steel rails beneath it. He was thirty years old, his face a map of sleepless nights and bitter coffee, his eyes scanning the crowd for the face of the woman he had hired in a hotel lobby three days prior. Elias Vane, once a forensic...
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