The Pale Circus
The iron gate of the Magistrate’s Hall was not merely closed; it was a wound in the city’s skin, bled shut by the weight of law and the silence of complicit stone, and I stood before it with my hands still stained not with ink or blood, but with the cold, persistent residue of a truth that the institution had refused to swallow, for I had spent three years arguing the case of the silent...
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