The Faded Attic
The velvet cloak lay in Thomas Bradshaw’s hands, cold and damp as a dead fish, its fabric so thin it seemed to dissolve against the rough wool of his apprentice tunic. It was midnight in the attic of the scribe’s workshop, a space where the roof leaked and the air tasted of mildew and old ink, and Thomas was holding the garment because he had found it draped over the master’s private ledger, a...
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