The Distant Ghost
The demolition permit sat on the passenger seat of the pickup, a yellowed rectangle of authority that Elias Thorne had refused to sign for three days. It was a standard form, heavy with the bureaucratic weight of liability, and the ink on his signature line was still wet from the day he’d first filled it out. He looked at the paper, then at the old Meridian Bank across the street, a brick...
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