The Faded Guest
The bruise began as a smear of indigo ink on Tegan Griffiths’s forearm, a mark that looked less like an injury and more like a signature pressed into wet paper. It appeared on a Tuesday, in the grey light of the coaching inn where he had spent three years running indentures for the pawnbroker at thirty-one of the Rope Walk, a job that paid little but kept him out of the coal mines where men...
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