The Faded Photograph
The ink was still wet on the ledger when the rain started to hammer against the glass of my workshop window. I did not look up. I had a reputation to keep, and reputations in the valley of Ashworth were built on precision, not sentiment. The paper smelled of cheap pine and iron gall, a sharp, acidic scent that cut through the damp chill of the November air. I was a man who dealt in lines....
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