The Faded Guest
The ink on the ledger was not merely black; it was a void, a liquid darkness that seemed to drink the light from the small parlor where Marguerite sat. She did not look up from the page. Her fingers, stained indigo to the cuticle, traced the names with a delicacy that belied their purpose. Each name was a soul bound in charcoal and salt, a debt to be paid in years, in memory, in the slow...
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