The Pale Verdict
The city of Budapest woke not to the sun but to the clatter of the tram lines, a metallic groan that shook the dust from the eaves of the old quarters. In the narrow streets near the Danube, the smell of coal smoke and damp wool hung heavy, settling into the collars of men who walked with the urgency of those who owed money. Vazgen Petrosyan moved through this crowd, his coat thin against the...
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