The Wistful Atlas
The ink bled. Margaret watched it spread across the parchment. It was a stain. A dark, wet bruise on the white. The factory smelled of coal smoke and wet wool. The air was thick. It pressed against her lungs. She was not a spy. She was not a traitor. She was only a girl with ink on her fingers. But the men in black coats did not care about intent. They cared about the mark. The room was small....
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