The Pale Bridge
The chisel bit into the limestone with a sound like a bone snapping. Elias Thorne pulled his hand back, his knuckles white, the wood handle slick with sweat that had nothing to do with the cold. He was fifty years old, a man built of dust and mortar, and he was alone on the Pale Bridge. The wind off the river was a thin, sharp thing, cutting through his wool coat, but the cold that mattered was...
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