The Golden Harbor
The wine was red as a wound. "Drink," said the Magistrate. He did not. He could not. The glass trembled in his hand, a thin circle of crystal trembling against the dark wood of the table. The room was cold. The stones wept. "Drink," the Magistrate repeated. His voice was soft. It was the sound of snow falling on a grave. Thomas looked at the liquid. It swirled. It was not wine. It was memory....
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