The Pale Garden
The gaslight hissed, a thin, metallic complaint that cut through the damp air of the archive, and I woke with the taste of rust on my tongue, my fingers still curled around the spine of the ledger as if it were a living thing trying to slip away. The room was cold, the kind of cold that settles in the joints and stays there, and I knew with a sudden, brutal clarity that I had been sleeping at...
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