The Pale Echo
The silver cufflinks sat in my breast pocket, heavy as wet stones, their surfaces radiating a heat that burned through the wool of my constable’s tunic as I walked the frost-hardened lane toward the village hall. It was the autumn of 1893, and the fog had settled over Oakhaven like a shroud, obscuring the church spire and the crooked roofs of the cottages, yet the warmth of the metal remained,...
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