The Golden Crossing
1912, October 14. The fog has not lifted from the Exchange floor since dawn, a thick, grey soup that clings to the wool of my suit and the brass of the desk lamps. I am Elias, thirty-two, a junior actuary who has spent the last three years calculating the precise odds of death for men who will never know they are being priced. Today, I must finalize the Golden Policy, a contract of such...
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