The Pale Circus
The brass key sat in Elias Thorne’s palm, cold and heavy, its teeth worn smooth by years of turning in locks that no longer existed. He flexed his fingers, feeling the metal bite into the calluses on his right hand, a habit born of ten years at the actuarial desk. The office smelled of damp wool and stale coffee, the air thick with the hum of the ventilation system that never quite stopped....
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