The Faded River
The ink in the High Court’s evidence locker did not smell of iron or tannin, but of ozone and old blood, a scent that clung to the back of my throat like a physical weight. I was twelve years old, a junior scribe with ink-stained cuffs and a hunger that had nothing to do with food, driven by the singular, consuming need to reassemble the fragments of my father’s seal. The seal, known in the...
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