The Golden Crossing
The jar broke on the asphalt. It was a small sound. A sharp, bright crack that cut through the hum of the traffic. Then a scatter of glass. And then the smell. Sweet. Cloying. Like rotting fruit left in the sun. Elias stood still. He was ten years old. He wore a coat that was too big. It had belonged to his father. The coat smelled of tobacco and old wool. It smelled of a man who did not speak...
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