The Pale Bonsai
The autumn wind in 1893 did not merely blow through the valley; it gnawed at the stone walls of Thorne House, a sound like teeth grinding against bone, as I carried the pale bonsai from the carriage into the foyer. I am Elias Thorne, a scholar of dead languages and living debts, and I had come to this crumbling estate to settle the accounts of my late father, a man whose genius was matched only...
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