The Golden Circuit
The parchment trembles in your hands, the ink still wet, black as a bruise. You are writing to him, to the man who broke you, even as you break him. The candle gutters. The shadow of the chandelier dances on the walls of the Great Hall, a skeletal spider spinning webs of light and dark. You do not look up. You cannot. To look up would be to see the faces of the court, the jeers, the pity. So...
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