The Pale Altar
The numbers on the spreadsheet did not add up, but the weight of the printout in Elias Thorne’s hands suggested they were heavier than the truth. He sat in his corner office on the fourteenth floor of the Meridian Insurance Group, the air conditioning humming a low, persistent note that vibrated in the fillings of his teeth, and stared at the column for catastrophic loss projections. It was a...
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