The Golden Mirror
Chapter One The fog in the Salt Gate did not lift; it merely changed its mind about where to press against the skin. I stood alone in the industrial district, the damp rotting into the wool of my constable’s tunic, my name already a stain on the pension ledger. I wanted the theft charge cleared, a simple matter of arithmetic and fact, but the hierarchy viewed my gender as a structural defect, a...
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