The Wistful Mirror
The invoice lay on the desk, its edges curling slightly in the dry air of the archive room, a bill for archival-grade cotton sheets that Elias Thorne had signed three times that week. He traced the line of the total with a finger that felt stiff, the knuckles swollen and red, a physical weight that matched the heaviness in his chest. The smell of the room was always the same: a thick, cloying...
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