The Faded Photograph
The quill tip touched the parchment with a sound like a dry twig snapping, and Brother Thomas Bradshaw held his breath, the ink flowing in a steady, dark line that mirrored the rhythm of his own trembling hand. He was thirty years old, and his fingers were stained so permanently black with oak gall ink that the whiteness of his knuckles looked like a sickness, a pale rot beneath the skin. The...
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