The Golden Downtown
The bread had not risen in three days, and the silence of the kitchen had grown so thick that Eleanor felt it pressing against her eardrums like deep water. She stood before the stone hearth, her hands trembling not from the cold that seeped through the floorboards of the manor house, but from the terrible, hollow ache in her chest where her son’s laughter used to be. It was the third day of...
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