The Pale Mist
The ledger on the kitchen table totaled forty-seven days. Elias Thorne checked the figures twice, his pencil hovering over the column of expenses until the graphite snapped, leaving a black splinter on the paper. He was forty-two years old, a structural engineer who had spent two decades calculating load-bearing tolerances for bridges in Seattle, and now he was staring at the rot in his sister...
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