The Pale Altar
The pen in Elias Thorne’s hand trembled, a fine, rhythmic shiver that matched the hum of the ventilation system in the Boardroom. He was fifty-two years old, and his knuckles were swollen, the skin over them thin and mapped with blue veins, a texture that spoke of decades spent gripping a steering wheel or a teaching pointer. The air in the room smelled of industrial floor wax and stale coffee,...
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