The Pale Dance
The morning light in the Ashworth house did not break; it seeped, a slow, viscous amber that pooled in the corners of the drawing room and settled on the dust motes like a heavy, silent weight. Thomas Ashworth stood by the window, his hands clasped behind his back, the leather of his gloves creaking softly with the subtle tension of a man holding something fragile. He was fifty-two, a age where...
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