The Wistful Letter
Vane. The name was not spoken so much as spat, a dry, brittle sound that cracked the morning air of the Blackwood Mill office. Arthur Vane stood in the doorway, his coat still damp from the fog that clung to the streets of Halloway, and felt the weight of the foreman’s gaze settle on his shoulders like a wet burlap sack. He was thirty years old, a junior clerk who had spent the last four years...
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