The Wistful Witness
The cold did not bite. It seeped. It entered the marrow of Thomas Bradshaw’s left hand, the hand that held the ledger, the hand that trembled not from age but from a hunger so profound it had become a second pulse. He sat in the shadow of the great oak, a tree that had no leaves, for the world beyond the veil had forgotten the season. Here, in the hollow of the dream, time was not a river but a...
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