The Pale Bridge
The count was wrong again. Elias Thorne sat in the dim, low-ceilinged workshop, his fingers hovering over the white wool, and began the tally from the left selvedge. One, two, three. The thread count had increased by four since morning. In his pocket, the silver clasp—cracked down the middle, a jagged scar of metal against his thigh—pressed cold against his hip bone. He was a conservator, a man...
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