The Pale Dance
The parchment lay on the oak table, its edges yellowed and brittle, smelling of the damp cellar where it had been stored for three days, and Thomas Bradshaw stared at the wax seal at the bottom, a red circle of dried blood that seemed to pulse in the candlelight, knowing with a cold, physical certainty that the weight of the paper was not the weight of ink and fiber, but the weight of his own...
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