The Pale Verdict
The quill tip hovered a millimeter above the parchment, the ink already pooling in the nib’s reservoir, thick and black as a bruise. Elias Thorne did not breathe. He had not breathed in three minutes, not since the last entry on the ledger had begun to bleed. His hand was steady, a fact he held onto with the desperation of a man clinging to a ledge, but the paper beneath his wrist felt warm,...
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