The Distant Crown
The library was dying, and I was the only one who noticed the smell of it. It was a scent like burnt sugar and old dust, a cloying sweetness that coated the back of my throat every time I climbed the stairs to the attic archive. We called it the Whitmore Memorial, a sprawling, gothic beast of brick and glass that sat on the hill above the town, holding our history in its belly. But to me, it...
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