The Faded Portrait
The ink in the well was black and viscous, smelling of iron and dried oak gall, and your hand was already moving across the parchment, the quill scratching a rhythm that matched the heavy, wet sound of rain against the high, narrow windows of the workshop, a sound that had become the only clock you trusted since the city bells were silenced for the tax audit. You were trying to finish the...
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