The Pale Dance
The ink on the ledger page was still wet, glistening with a dampness that smelled of iron filings and old rain, though you had not touched the quill in an hour. Your hand, Elias Thorne’s hand, rested on the mahogany desk, fingers splayed as if trying to hold down the shifting numbers, the way one might press a hand against a bruise that refuses to heal. You are thirty-two years old, a junior...
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