The Pale Tale
The needle had slipped three times in the last hour, biting into the thumb of Elias Thorne’s left hand, leaving a bead of blood that mixed with the grease of the velvet armchair he was trying to reskin. It was two in the morning, and the workshop of the Grand Hotel, a room that smelled of stale tobacco and decaying horsehair, felt less like a place of craft and more like a tomb where the dead...
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