The Pale Dance
The light in the kitchen had turned the color of weak tea by the time I counted the final penny. There were forty-two shillings and six pence in the tin, a sum that felt lighter than it should have, as if the metal itself had lost weight from the handling. I had been doing the sums for three days, erasing figures with my thumb until the paper wore thin, trying to reconcile the estate’s value...
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