The Golden Suspect
The soup was cold, a thick, grey sludge of turnip and bone that sat in the clay bowl like a heavy, sleeping eye. Marguerite stared at it, her fingers trembling slightly against the rough, splintered wood of the refectory table, feeling the chill of the stone floor seep up through the thin soles of her shoes. She was a woman of forty, though the years had carved deep canyons into her face,...
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