The Pale Dance
"Arthur." The voice came from the kitchen, low and irritated, cutting through the hum of the radiator. I looked up from the ledger, the ink still wet on the page, and saw Mrs. Grieve standing in the doorway. She was holding a tray of tea, her face tight with the specific anxiety of a woman who has watched a man ignore his own health for three days. "I am busy, Mrs. Grieve," I said, not looking...
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