The Golden Echoes
The red circle sat in the margin of your report, a small, perfect wound in the paper. You stared at it, the ink still wet, while Director Vane leaned back in his leather chair, tapping a silver pen against his lip. "Sentimental," he said, his voice dry as dust. "Thorne, you are a clerk, not a poet. The numbers do not weep. They do not forgive. They simply are." You swallowed the bile rising in...
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