The Wistful Letter
The ink had not yet dried on the parchment when the shadows in the corner of the scriptorium began to lengthen, stretching across the cold flagstones like the limbs of a drowning man, and I, Brother Silas, keeper of the city’s oldest and most forbidden texts, felt the familiar, cold weight of a secret that did not belong to me settle into the marrow of my bones. "You have stayed late, Brother,"...
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