The Golden Echoes
The rain had stopped, leaving the cobblestones slick and dark. I stood on the platform at St. Pancras, watching the tail lights of the train disappear into the grey mist. The air smelled of wet wool and coal smoke. It was 1892. I was twenty-six years old. I held a small tin box in my left hand. It was cold against my palm. Inside was a jar of honey. It was thick and amber. It never...
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