The Pale Circus
The ink on the ledger was still wet when I packed my trunk, the black strokes bleeding slightly into the coarse grain of the paper like a bruise spreading beneath skin. I had worked for three years in the counting house of the Whitmore textile mills, a job that required a steady hand and a silence that felt like a physical weight pressing against my eardrums. My father, a man who had left the...
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