The Golden Master
The ink on your fingers is not dry. It never is. You sit in the basement of the Municipal Archive, a room that smells of dust and dried lavender, and you hold the ledger up to the fluorescent light. It is a heavy book, bound in leather that has cracked like old skin. Your father, Thomas Ashworth, died three years ago in a hospital bed, his name stripped from the staff directory before his body...
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