The Pale Echo
Cambridge, 1897. The rain had been falling for three days straight — not the dramatic torrents of a storm, but the insistent, grey drizzle that seeped into stone and bone alike. Thomas Whitcombe stood at the window of his family's bookshop on Trinity Street, watching the Cam river swell beneath the Mathematical Bridge, and he understood, for the first time, what it meant to carry...
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