The Faded Sutra
The ink on my fingers was the color of dried blood, a rust-colored stain that no amount of lye soap could scrub away, and I told myself it was merely the residue of the trade, the necessary cost of preserving what the world was eager to forget. I worked in the basement of the Ministry of Public Memory, a windowless room beneath the Parliament where the air tasted of damp stone and old paper,...
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