The Pale Dance
The glass is cracked, Elias. You must see it before you pack the crate. Elias did not look up from the leather case. He was wrapping his diamond-tipped cutters in oilcloth, the fabric slick and cold under his fingers. The smell of the workshop was heavy, a thick miasma of linseed oil, decaying timber, and the metallic tang of old blood. His father, Thomas, stood by the workbench, his hands...
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