The Golden Myth
The handkerchief was already wet before the cough started, a dark bloom spreading across the white cotton like a bruise under skin. You held it to your mouth, the taste of iron sharp and metallic on your tongue, while the ledger lay open on the desk, its pages yellowed and brittle with age. You were thirty years old, Arthur Vane, junior clerk at the City Assessor’s Office, and you had been...
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