The Pale Dance
Vane, you are late. The voice came from the top of the stairs, thin and sharp, cutting through the damp air of the basement. I did not look up. My eyes were fixed on the ledger in front of me, the ink still wet, the numbers smearing slightly under the weight of my left hand. I was thirty years old, and I had spent the last decade cataloging the Whitmore Institute’s archives with a precision...
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