The Wistful Dinner
The bread was stale. It crumbled at the touch of Edmund’s fingers, a dry, dusty thing that offered no resistance. He held it in his left hand, the bone of his knuckles white against the dim light of the cellar. In his right hand, he held the knife. It was a short blade, blackened by age, with a handle worn smooth by generations of grip. He was a detective in a world that did not exist, a seeker...
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