Grey-green eyes
His dark hair badly
cut
His clothes are
ragged but well kept, though his pants are too short and may have once been
blue or brown or green but have faded too much to be certain
The boy grows up in a
town house in London
The boy spends most
of his time reading
His bright green eyes
dazzling in the winter sun
Marco, a handsome
young man with striking green eyes who quickly attracts the attention of both
Burgess sisters
Marco watches her
approach, confused at first but then the confusion is replaced by something
else entirely
He could tell from
across the room that she was lonely, but when she is near enough to look him in
the eyes the loneliness – the shape of her face, the contrast of her hair
against her skin – evolves into something more
None of them notice
that his hands are shaking or that he is clutching the pen in his hand so
tightly that his knuckles are white. Nor do they notice when it snaps in two
within his fist, black ink seeping down his wrist
His bowler hat
Well cut but nondescript black suits. Crisp white shirts. A row of
custom-fitted bowler hat
He sees no one, not even when his meals are delivered to his rooms,
appearing by the door on covered trays and disappearing in the same manner.
The boy spends most of his time reading
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