The Pale Door
The ledger sat open on the scarred oak desk, the ink still wet from the tally of coal consumed, each black stroke a small, permanent mark against the white paper. Arthur Vane counted the hours his hands had spent on the loom, then the hours Elara had spent coughing into her handkerchief, the two sums aligning with a terrible, arithmetic precision. He was thirty years old, a foreman at the...
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