The Golden Visit
The coat was not a garment. It was a weight, a cold, living thing that clung to my shoulders like wet ivy. I had worn it for three years since the war took my legs and gave me this instead, a trophy of a life I no longer recognized. Now, standing in the hallway of the Whitmore estate, the air thick with the scent of beeswax and old dust, I felt the fabric tighten around my throat. It whispered...
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