The Pale Letter
The oak chisel sat in Elias Thorne’s palm, its handle worn smooth by three decades of sweat and grip, the steel edge dull from use but heavy with the weight of lineage. He held it up to the light filtering through the workshop window, watching the dust motes dance in the beam before setting it back on the bench where it had lived since his father’s hands last touched it. Outside, the October...
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