The Faded Photograph
The chill began in the left palm on a Tuesday in November, a localized coldness that felt less like winter air and more like a stone buried deep within the flesh, and by the time Arthur Vane sat before the ledger at the mill office, his fingers had stiffened into claws that refused to close around the pen. He was forty years old, a clerk of modest reputation in the industrial town of Oakhaven,...
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