The Pale Dance
The porcelain teapot in the center of the table was no longer merely a vessel for hot water, but a mirror in which Elias Vane saw the fractured geometry of his own career, the delicate curves of the clay now holding not tea, but the cold, gray weight of institutional silence. He sat alone in the staff room of the Archive of Public Records, a windowless box on the third floor of the municipal...
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