The Golden Crossing
The salt in the air of Oria weighed three ounces per hour on a man’s lungs, a tax collected by the tide. Elias Thorne counted the grains on his knuckles, each one a white bead of friction against the skin. He was forty years old, a border guard with a spine like a rusted hinge, and he had seven days to secure his daughter’s medical leave before the winter freeze set in. The Bureau demanded...
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