The Golden Myth
The rain slicked the cobblestones of London. It was a cold, industrial drizzle. I walked fast. My boots echoed. The steam from the vents rose. It smelled of coal and rust. I carried a satchel. It was heavy. Inside lay the ledger. The numbers were clear. The debt was absolute. I was a man of numbers. I was also a man of hunger. My name is Arthur Vane. I was a broker of sorts. I dealt in small...
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