The Pale Circus
The jar sat on the counter. It was blue glass. Thick glass. It held a single sprig of rosemary. The sprig was dry. It was brown. It had been brown for years. Silas Vane touched the rim. His finger felt cold. He pulled his hand back. He was a man of business. He sold spices. He sold salt. He sold time. Or so he thought. The shop smelled of cloves. The smell was sharp. It cut the air. Silas...
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