The Distant Summer
The ink did not smell of iron, but of wet earth and old paper, a scent that clung to Arthur Vane’s fingers long after he had scrubbed them with lye. He stood in the administrative office of Blackwood Asylum, the year 1893 pressing against his temples like a migraine, and stared at the ledger open before him. The numbers were wrong. They had always been wrong, or so he had told himself for eight...
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