The Pale Mist
The basement door did not so much open as give way, a heavy iron slab that groaned against the damp concrete of the Chicago winter pressing against the foundation, and Arthur stood in the threshold holding a brass key that felt less like metal and more like a piece of frozen starlight. He was forty years old, a private investigator who had built a career on the cold logic of paper trails and...
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