The Faded Chronicle
The ink was wet. It always was. Elias Thorne held the ledger open on the scarred oak table, his fingers trembling not from cold, but from the sheer, suffocating weight of the words. He was a man of receipts and margins, of careful calculations that kept the world turning in predictable, safe increments. But this entry was different. It bled. Margaret stood by the window, her back to him. She...
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