The Golden Maze
The ink did not dry so much as it sank, a black bruise spreading beneath the skin of the parchment, a silent accusation that I could not scrub from my fingers. I sat in the back of the carriage, the wheels churning the wet gravel of the London suburbs into a slurry that shook the bones of the wood, and I watched the rain streak the glass in long, weeping lines. My father had been a printer. Not...
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