The Golden Crossing
The ink was drying. It always dried too fast. I watched the nib lift from the page, a tiny red dot on the parchment, like a pinprick in the skin of the world. My hands shook. Not from cold. The office was warm, heated by the old coal furnace that groaned in the basement like a dying beast. It was from the weight of what I held. The quill. My quill. It was not a new one. It was the one I had...
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