The Distant Clue
The ink on my fingers was black, a permanent stain that no amount of lye could scrub away, and I sat in the high-backed chair of the stenographer’s booth, watching the young man in the dock as if he were a mechanism broken in half. It was November of 1944, and the war had bled into the courtrooms, turning the sterile mahogany of the tribunal into a place where the air tasted of copper and old...
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