The Weaver of Lost Hours
In the city of Orizon, time was not a river; it was a currency. The wealthy lived in the "Ever-Now," extending their lives by purchasing memory-shards from the poor. A decade of a peasant's childhood could buy a month of a nobleman's youth. A first kiss, a mother's lullaby, the feeling of a first victory—all were tradable commodities in the Great Exchange. Kael was the most sought-after "Memory...
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