The Golden Crossing
The soup was too hot, or perhaps it was the air in the dining room that had grown thick with the weight of the past year, pressing against my eardrums until I could hear the blood rushing in my own skull. My father sat at the head of the long oak table, his hands resting on the linen napkin, still as stone, his eyes fixed on a point somewhere beyond the candlelight. He was eating. He was always...
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