The Faded Dust
The wind in Leeds had teeth. It gnawed at the stone and bit at the wool. Elias Vane walked fast. His boots clacked. The sound was sharp. It cut the air. He wore a coat that smelled of dust. Not clean dust. Old dust. Dust from the attic. Dust from the past. He was looking for a hand. Not a specific hand. Any hand. But it had to be his. Or so he told himself. The lie tasted like copper. It sat on...
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