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"The brisket is in the back," Thorne tried, gesturing vaguely with a thumb. "The pork is fresh this morning."

A second later, the bell above the door chimed. Miss Butcher walked out into the wet London night, wiping the blade clean with a pristine white rag. Inside, the shop was silent again, save for the drip, drip, drip of the tap, and the heavy breathing of a man who had just learned exactly how much weight he had lost.

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Mr. Thorne stood behind the counter, his hands buried in a trench coat that was too heavy for the season. He looked at the woman standing across the slab of marble from him.

Choose the one that fits your needs best. "The brisket is in the back," Thorne tried,

"Hand," she commanded.

"Precision, Mr. Thorne," she murmured, her focus entirely on the space between his thumb and forefinger. "Precision is everything." Inside, the shop was silent again, save for

"I need a cut," Thorne said, his voice trembling. He wasn't a timid man—he ran a string of betting shops down by the docks—but here, he was out of his depth.