The Distant Threshold
My fingers were trembling under the silk, a fine vibration I tried to ignore by pressing harder with the bone folder. The fabric was a deep, bruised purple, heavy with the dust of ten years and the weight of a reputation I was trying to sew back together. I was Elias Thorne, forty-two, and a textile conservator by trade, though the town of Harrow’s End now saw me mostly as a suspect. The gala...
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