The Pale Dance
The ink was still wet on the ledger when the first drop of rain struck the windowpane, a singular, heavy punctuation mark against the glass. Elias Thorne did not look up. He was a man of measurements, of weights and balances, of the precise geometry of a life kept in order by the rigid lines of a grid. His shop, a cramped apothecary wedged between a bakery and a laundromat in the damp, grey...
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