The Wistful Crossroads
The rain fell in long, silver threads against the glass. It was a steady, industrial drizzle that turned the world outside the window of the cell into a gray smear. Silas Vane sat on the cold iron bunk. He did not look at the wall. He looked at the hand in his lap. It was a heavy hand, knuckles swollen, skin rough like cured leather. But it was not just a hand. It was a seal. A brand of ink and...
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