The Pale Bonsai
The ink was wet. It glistened in the gray light of the reading room, a fresh, wet signature bleeding into the margin of a 1790 ledger. Arthur Vane stared at it, his breath catching in his throat, the smell of old paper and damp wool thick in his nostrils. He had been archivist for three years, long enough to know that ink dried within minutes, not decades. This was new. This was impossible. And...
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