The Golden Echoes
The fire did not start in the chimney; it started in the marrow of the town, a red pulse that beat through the cobblestones and up into the soot-stained throats of the houses until the sky itself seemed to crack open. I stood on the bridge, my boots slick with the melting snow that was turning to slush, and I watched the old quarter die. It was a Tuesday. I remember it was a Tuesday because...
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