The Pale Bridge
The arch was failing, and Elias knew it in the marrow of his hands before the first stone shifted, a deep, grinding protest that traveled up his forearms and settled in the hollow of his chest where his father’s voice used to live. He pressed his palms against the wet, slick granite of the central pier, his fingers digging into the mortar joints as if he could physically hold the weight of the...
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