The Faded Attic
The banquet hall at the Whitmore Foundation was a cavern of gold leaf and low, humming voices, a space where the air itself seemed thick with the weight of accumulated capital and the silent, suffocating expectation of legacy, and in the center of this gilded maze stood Arthur Penhaligon, a man whose hands were stained not with ink or soil but with the invisible residue of a decade spent...
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