The Wistful Asylum
The silver brooch sat in my palm, cold and heavy, its surface etched with a pattern of thorns that seemed to shift when I blinked. It was a Tuesday, the fog in Oakhaven thick enough to taste, a grey sludge that clung to the wool of my magistrate’s coat and seeped into the joints of my fingers. I wanted this brooch. I wanted it for the law, for the treasury, for the order that kept the dead...
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