The Faded Sutra
The brickwork of St. Jude’s Orphanage stood like a monument to a debt that could never be paid. It was a square, imposing thing, built in the late nineteenth century by men who believed that suffering, if properly contained, would eventually transmute into virtue. Captain Elias Thorne knew this well. He knew the architecture of the place as he knew the topography of his own conscience. It was a...
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