The Pale Exile
The rain in Zurich did not fall so much as it hung, a grey curtain that smelled of wet wool and diesel, obscuring the platform until Elias Thorne was merely a smudge of charcoal against the steel. He checked his watch, then the forged passport in his breast pocket, the paper thin and flimsy, a lie that cost him his remaining dignity and half his savings. He was forty-two, an age where a man...
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