The Golden Echoes
The ink on Arthur Vane’s fingers was the color of dried blood, a permanent testament to twenty years of overseeing the dye vats in the Whitmore Textile Mill, a facility that smelled of sulfur and wet wool and the metallic tang of old money. He stood in the cramped, soot-stained office on the second floor, his back to the door, clutching a leather-bound ledger so tightly his knuckles had turned...
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