The Golden Visit
The clock stopped. It did not tick. It did not chime. It simply ceased. Elara stood before it. Her hands were bare. The dust motes danced in the shaft of afternoon light. They were thick. They were slow. The house held its breath. Her father was dead. Three days. The silence was a physical weight. It pressed against her eardrums. It sat on her chest. It tasted of copper and stale air. The clock...
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