The Golden Maze
The rain did not fall. It hovered. A fine, grey mist clung to the pavement of the Old Quarter, turning the cobblestones into dark, wet mirrors. Elias stood beneath the awning of the closed bakery. He held an umbrella that had snapped an hour ago. He did not fix it. He watched the water bead on the canvas. His daughter, Clara, was not there. She was three miles away. She was in the hospital. She...
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