The Wistful Cipher
Chapter One The water in the canal moved slow, heavy with the silt of the dead reeds, and Arsalan Yousafzai watched it pass the hull of his boat without a ripple. He was forty-two, a man whose hands had learned the grain of wood and the tension of rope before they had ever held a quill, yet it was the ink that now ate his life, not the water. In his study, a room that smelled of damp wool and...
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