The Golden Downtown
Maren had not touched the loom in seven days, nor had she looked upon the man who lay sleeping in the chamber behind the tapestries, for the grief of it had become a physical weight, a leaden coat she wore so tightly against her ribs that breathing felt like an act of violence against her own lungs, and yet the thread remained taut in her fingers, a fine, golden wire that hummed with a...
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