The Distant Clue
The ledger lay open on the cold oak desk, its pages yellowed by a century of damp air and neglect. Thomas Bradshaw adjusted his spectacles, the brass rims digging into the bridge of his nose, and tried to make sense of the ink. It was not the crisp, black script of his father’s generation, but a faded brown, smudged where the rain had surely gotten in before the parchment was dried. He was the...
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