The Faded Chronicle
The letter lay on the bench, the ink smudged where Elias’s thumb had crushed the paper. It was a bill for repairs, unsigned. He stared at the date. Three years ago. The damp of Oakhaven seeped through his coat, a cold that had nothing to do with the wind. He was forty-five, a man who lived by the tick of gears, and he was holding a debt that did not exist. Or so he believed. The village was...
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