The Distant Summer
The brass key hung heavy in my palm, its teeth worn smooth by twenty years of turning, the metal cold and slick with the condensation of the night. I held it up to the lamplight of my kitchen, watching the shadows play across the intricate cut of the lock, a small, bright object that felt suddenly alien in my grip. I am Elias Thorne, constable of Oakhaven, and I am forty-five years old, though...
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