The Faded Sutra
The ink on the ledger pages was not merely black; it was a living, breathing thing that seemed to pulse against the heavy cotton paper, a viscous substance that held the scent of iron and dried lavender in equal, suffocating measure. Arthur Penhaligon stood before the massive oak desk in the center of the Whitmore & Sons counting house, his fingers hovering over the entry for the textile mill...
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